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Full question: Over recent months David Cameron has been renegotiating Britain’s membership of the European Union. This week a draft deal between Britain and the EU was released, to be decided at a meeting on the 18th February. From what you have seen or heard, do you think the draft renegotiation between Britain and the EU is a good or bad deal for Britain?

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

• Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union or leave the European Union?
• How might you vote in a referendum on Britain’s membership of the EU?
• Do you think the draft renegotiation between Britain and the EU is a good or bad deal for Britain?
• Which of these best reflects your view of David Cameron’s renegotiation with the EU?
• Do you support or oppose the proposed change for a new “red card” rule allowing proposals from the EU to be blocked if a majority of the national Parliaments in EU countries vote against them?
• Do you support or oppose an “emergency brake” on benefits for EU migrants?
• Do you support or oppose a reduction on the amount of child benefit that EU workers in Britain with children in their home country can receive if they come from a poorer country?
• Do you support or oppose the proposed change that the EU’s aim of “ever closer union” does not apply to Britain ?
• Do you support or oppose the proposed new rules to protect Britain and other EU countries that don’t use the single currency from rules intended for the Eurozone ?
• Do you support or oppose the proposed change to cut the amount of EU red tape ?
• What do you think about the proposed changes in the draft deal between Britain and the EU?
• What impact will the proposed changes to benefits for EU migrants have on the number of EU migrants coming to live in Britain?