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Full question: Re-joining the Single Market and Customs Union with the EU would reduce trade barriers. A condition of re-joining the single market is accepting free movement of people and following EU product rules. Re-joining the Customs Union means not being able to make our own trade deals outside of the EU but means we would not have to accept free movement of people. How, if at all, should the UK change its relationship with the EU? We should re-join the EU/ We should rejoin the Single Market and Customs Union with the EU/ We should re-join a Customs Union with the EU but not the Single Market/ We should re-join the Single Market but not a Customs Union/ We should renegotiate the trade deal wecurrently have with the EU, but not join the single market or customs union/ We shouldn’t make any changes to our relationship with the EU and leave things as they are/ We should further reduce our alignment and links with the EU

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?
• Was Brexit a mistake or not – and what should we do about it?
• If Keir Starmer made re-joining the EU a part of the next Labour manifesto, how would it affect the likelihood of you voting for Labour?
• How, if at all, should the UK change its relationship with the EU? (Various options involving the Single Market and Customs Union)
• Thinking about the different ways to ‘make Brexit work’, how important do you think it is to reach an agreement on the NI Protocol to reduce checks on goods crossing the border and removing the oversight of the ECJ?
• Thinking about the different ways to ‘make Brexit work’, how important do you think it is to seek a ‘Swiss-style’ relationship with the EU, in which the UK rejoins the Single Market?
• Thinking about the different ways to ‘make Brexit work’, how important do you think it is to rejoin a Customs Union with the EU?
• Thinking about the different ways to ‘make Brexit work’, how important do you think it is to create a new organisation that allows democratic European nations to find space for cooperation, but doesn’t involve joining the EU?