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Full question: You may have seen or heard that the Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, has asked the Queen to ‘prorogue’ i.e suspend Parliament for up to five weeks, before it returns on October 14th when the Queen’s Speech will take place. Do you think this suspension of parliament is intended to….Give the new government enough time to present its ideas and policies in the Queen’s Speech on October 14th/Prevent Parliament from having enough time to stop a No Deal Brexit on Oct 31st

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

• If there was another referendum on Britain’s membership of the EU, how would you vote?
• Would you support or oppose a second referendum on British membership of the European Union?
• If there were a second referendum on British membership of the EU, which outcome do you think would be most likely?
• The UK is due to leave the European Union this year. What do you think should happen next?
• Which one of the following best describes your attitude toward a possible No Deal Brexit on 31st October?
• Do you think the suspension of Parliament is intended give the new government enough time to present its ideas and policies in the Queen’s speech, or is intended to prevent Parliament from having enough time to stop a no-deal Brexit?
• Do you support or oppose the decision to suspend Parliament for about five weeks, which will mean MPs have less time to debate or stop a No Deal Brexit?
• Do you think it is fair or unfair of the government to place the Queen in the situation of having to permit the suspension of Parliament?
• Do you think MPs should or should not sit in, or take any other measure to try and prevent Parliament’s suspension before Brexit?
• Do you think the suspension of Parliament is closer to a ‘coup’ or is a fairly orthodox approach?
• Do you think that Parliament should or should not try to bring down the government by calling for a vote of no confidence?
• Which of the following Brexit outcomes do you think Jeremy Corbyn would most like to happen next?
• Would you support or oppose a new General Election being held within the next few months?
• Would you support or oppose a new General Election just before Brexit on 31 October?
• Would you support or oppose a new General Election just after Brexit on 31 October?