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Full question: Do you think the UK leaving the EU has had a positive or negative impact on the following? The laws and regulations that people and businesses have to follow.

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?