Do you think the tests of ‘delivering the “exact same benefits” as Britain currently has from the single market and customs union’, ensuring ‘a strong future relationship with the EU’, ensuring ‘”fair management of migration in the interests of the economy and communities”‘, ‘defending existing workplace rights and protections’, ‘retaining Britain’s ability to work with other EU countries on national security and crime’, and ‘delivering for all regions and nations of the UK and having the support of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland’ are reasonable or unreasonable when assessing Brexit?

Fieldwork dates: 27 March 2017 - 28 March 2017
Data from: Great Britain
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: Do you think the tests of ‘delivering the “exact same benefits” as Britain currently has from the single market and customs union’, ensuring ‘a strong future relationship with the EU’, ensuring ‘”fair management of migration in the interests of the economy and communities”‘, ‘defending existing workplace rights and protections’, ‘retaining Britain’s ability to work with other EU countries on national security and crime’, and ‘delivering for all regions and nations of the UK and having the support of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland’ are reasonable or unreasonable when assessing Brexit?
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28 March 2017
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Reasonable - these are the essential things that Brexit needs to deliver to be good for Britain 45%
Unreasonable - the tests are too demanding and Brexit could be good for Britain even if they are not met 25%
Unreasonable - the tests are not demanding enough and Brexit would be bad for Britain even if they were met 6%
Don't know 24%

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Overall, do you think these six tests are reasonable or unreasonable?

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