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Full question: Do you think the UK leaving the EU has had a positive or negative impact on the following? Our ability to respond to Covid-19 (including the vaccination programme).

All questions relevant to this website that were asked on the same poll:

• Should the United Kingdom join the European Union or stay out of the European Union?
• Should the UK have a closer economic relationship with the EU or keep our existing relationship with the EU?
• The latest net migration figure is 600,000, compared with a long-term average of 200,000. Do you think migration to the UK is too high, too low or about right?
• Do you think the level of immigration into Britain is too high, too low or about right?
• Do you think leaving the EU has had a positive or a negative impact on the UK economy?
• Do you think leaving the EU has had a positive or negative impact on levels of migration to the UK?
• Do you think leaving the EU has had a positive or a negative impact on levels of trade with non-EU countries?
• Do you think leaving the EU has hads a positive or a negative impact on levels of trade with EU countries?
• Do you think leaving the EU has had a positive or negative impact on the NHS and public services?
• Do you think leaving the EU has had a positive or a negative impact on our ability to respond to COVID-19?
• Do you think leaving the EU has had a positive or a negative impact on the UK’s standing in the world?
• Do you think leaving the EU has had a positive or negative impact on the cost of living?
• Do you think leaving the EU has had a positive or negative impact on the political situation in Northern Ireland?
• Do you think leaving the EU has had a positive or a negative impact on the UK’s ability to influence other countries?
• Do you think leaving the EU has had a positive or negative impact on the laws and rergulations people and businesses have to follow?
• If you could go back in time and vote again, would you still vote the same way as you did in the 2016 EU referendum or would you vote differently?