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Full question: A Norway style relationship would mean Britain would remain inside the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) and European Economic Area (EEA). This would allow the UK to have a close trading relationship with the EU by retaining full access to the single market. However, the UK would not be able to limit EU immigration and would still be subject to EU rules. Imagine a scenario where the Brexit deal is voted down by MPs. In this scenario, to what extent would you support or oppose the UK entering a Norway-style arrangement with the EU on a temporary basis until a longer-term deal can be arranged?

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

• Should the UK parliament vote to accept or reject the deal agreed between the UK Government and the EU?
• If the Brexit deal is voted down by MPs, would you support or oppose the UK entering a Norway-style arrangement with the EU on a temporary basis until a longer-term deal can be arranged?
• If the Brexit deal is voted down by MPs, would you support or oppose Theresa May being given a chance to try and renegotiate further with the EU?
• If the Brexit deal is voted down by MPs, would you support or oppose the UK leaving the EU without a deal?
• If the Brexit deal is voted down by MPs, would you support or oppose the UK simply remaining in the EU?
• Would you support the British public having the final vote on Brexit, whatever the outcome of negotiations – whether a deal is reached or not? (5-point scale)
• Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union, or leave the European Union? (Asked after the referendum)