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Full question: This week MPs voted on a range of alternative options to the prime minister’s Brexit plan, to indicate which one had the most support. Now we would like to show you a summary of each motion and ask you whether you think MPs should have voted for or against each motion. The ‘managed no-deal’ or ‘Malthouse agreement’ motion: This motion states that the UK would leave on World Trade Organisation (WTO) terms or a revised version of the current withdrawal agreement, but only after an extended transition period to December 2021 to allow time to prepare. It would seek to reduce the “divorce bill” and introduce a “standstill period” with no tariffs and no new barriers to trade with the EU while talks are ongoing.

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

• Do you approve or disapprove of the way Theresa May has handled the process of the UK exiting the EU?
• Do you approve or disapprove of the way that Jeremy Corbyn has responded to the government’s handling of Brexit?
• Now that the House of Commons has voted against Theresa May’s Brexit deal for a second time, which of the following options for the Brexit process do you think should happen next?
• If there was a referendum tomorrow with the option of accepting the government’s Brexit agreement or remaining in the EU, which would you support?
• What do you think the government should do ahead of March 29th/April 12th/October 30th – the date upon which Britain is currently on course to leave the EU regardless of whether a deal is in place according to Article 50?
• If the House of Commons cannot agree on a deal do you think we should leave with ‘no deal’ or delay Article 50 and hold a public vote on what to do next?
• Choosing from the following outcomes, do you think it is most likely that Britain leaves the EU this year with a deal, leaves without a deal, leaves in 2020 or later, or does not leave at all?
• How acceptable or unacceptable would it be for you if Britain needs to hold elections for British MEPs to the European Parliament on 23rd May as a consequence of still being an EU member?
• If the House of Commons were to vote again, do you think MPs should vote for or against the Brexit deal that has been agreed by the Government with the EU?
• Do you think MPs should have voted for or against the ‘No-deal Brexit’ motion, which states that the UK should leave the EU on 12th April 2019 without a deal?
• Do you think MPs should have voted for or against the ‘Customs Union’ motion, which states that the UK should stay within a permanent customs union with the EU?
• Do you think MPs should have voted for or against the ‘close alignment’ motion, which calls for a Brexit where the UK commits to “close alignment” with the EU on the single market and maintains harmony on workers’ rights and environmental protections.
• Do you think MPs should have voted for or against the ‘Common Market 2.0’ motion, which states that the UK should negotiate for an enhanced version of the ‘Norway’ model?
• Do you think MPs should have voted for or against the ‘EFTA/EEA’ motion, which states that the UK should negotiate to stay in the European Economic Area and the single market?
• Do you think MPs should have voted for or against the ‘confirmatory referendum’ motion, which states that Parliament cannot ratify or implement any agreement on the UK’s withdrawal and future relationship with the European Union until it is approved in a referendum?
• Do you think MPs should have voted for or against the ‘revoking Article 50’ motion, which requires the government to stop Brexit if it looks like the UK is likely to leave the European Union without a deal on April 12th?
• Do you think MPs should have voted for against the ‘managed no-deal’ or ‘Malthouse agreement’ motion, which states hat the UK would leave on World Trade Organisation (WTO) terms or a revised version of the current withdrawal agreement, but only after an extended transition period to December 2021 to allow time to prepare?
• Do you think Theresa May would be right or wrong to resign so someone else can lead the second phase of the Brexit negotiations?
• Would you rather that Theresa May resigned once the Withdrawal agreement has been passed, or that she continued as PM and led the second phase of the negotiations before resigning, or that she continued as PM and led the Conservatives into the next general election?
• 2019 European Parliament Election Vote Intention (Great Britain)