If the public voted to leave the EU, should there be a SECOND referendum to approve the terms of Britain’s exit from the EU?

Fieldwork dates: 20 November 2015 - 24 November 2015
Data from: Great Britain
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: If the public voted to leave the EU, should there be a SECOND referendum to approve the terms of Britain’s exit from the EU?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	24 November 2015 Poll by YouGov
Should - to approve the details of Britain’s exit	29%
Should not - view should be respected and followed, with no second referendum	50%
Don't know	21%

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Should - to approve the details of Britain’s exit
Should not - view should be respected and followed, with no second referendum
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Should - to approve the details of Britain’s exit
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If the public vote for Britain to leave the European Union there will need to be a period while the British government negotiate the terms of Britain’s exit from the EU and what Britain’s future relationship with the EU would be. If this happened, do you think there should or
should not be a SECOND referendum to approve the terms of Britain’s exit from the EU?

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Perceived consequences of leaving the EU The EU Referendum