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Full question: If the UK does not end up negotiating good terms on which to leave the EU, what do you think will be the most important reason?

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

• Which party do you think would have the best approach to negotiating Britain’s exit from the EU on the right terms?
• Which party do you think most closely represents your view of how the UK should handle Brexit and what our relationship with the EU should be like once we leave?
• On a scale of 0-100, where 0 means you have absolutely no confidence and 100 means you have total confidence, how confident are you that the Prime Minister Theresa May and her team will be able to negotiate a good deal for Britain in the Brexit negotiations?
• From what you know or have heard, what is the Conservative Party’s position on Brexit?
• From what you know or have heard, what is the Labour Party’s position on Brexit?
• From what you know or have heard, what is the Liberal Democrats’ position on Brexit?
• From what you know or have heard, what is UKIP’s position on Brexit?
• Should the government guarantee that people who came to the UK from other EU countries will be allowed to stay after we leave the EU, or should this depend on whether British people living in other EU countries are also allowed to stay in those countries?
• Do you think the UK or the EU has the stronger hand in negotiations over the terms of Brexit?
• On a scale of 0-100 where 0 means it is not important at all and 100 means it is extremely important, how important is it that the UK being able to continue trading with EU countries without paying tariffs is part of the terms on which Britain leaves the EU?
• On a scale of 0-100 where 0 means it is not important at all and 100 means it is extremely important, how important is it that the UK being able to pick and choose which EU nationals can come to live and work in the UK is part of the terms on which Britain leaves the EU?
• On a scale of 0-100 where 0 means it is not important at all and 100 means it is extremely important, how important is it that the UK no longer paying into the EU budget is part of the terms on which Britain leaves the EU?
• On a scale of 0-100 where 0 means it is not important at all and 100 means it is extremely important, how important is it that the UK no longer being subject to judgments from the European Court of Justice is part of the terms on which Britain leaves the EU?
• On a scale of 0-100 where 0 means you think it will definitely not be part of the agreement and 100 means you are sure it will be part of the agreement, how likely is it that the UK being able to continue trading with EU countries without paying tariffs will be part of the terms on which the UK leaves the EU?
• On a scale of 0-100 where 0 means you think it will definitely not be part of the agreement and 100 means you are sure it will be part of the agreement, how likely is it that the UK being able to pick and choose which EU nationals can come to live and work in the UK will be part of the terms on which the UK leaves the EU?
• On a scale of 0-100 where 0 means you think it will definitely not be part of the agreement and 100 means you are sure it will be part of the agreement, how likely is it that the UK no longer paying into the EU budget will be part of the terms on which the UK leaves the EU?
• On a scale of 0-100 where 0 means you think it will definitely not be part of the agreement and 100 means you are sure it will be part of the agreement, how likely is it that the UK no longer being subject to judgments from the European Court of Justice will be part of the terms on which the UK leaves the EU?
• If the UK does not end up negotiating good terms on which to leave the EU, what do you think will be the most important reason?
• Would you say you understand Brexit and the things at stake in the negotiations more or less than at the time of the referendum last June?
• Do you think the UK’s departure from the EU will make the country as a whole better or worse off?
• Should the UK Government prioritise having continued access to the EU single market or having control over who can enter, live and work in the UK from Europe?
• When it comes to the government’s negotiations with other EU countries, do you think the bigger risk is that the government will be so determined to show it is making a clean break with the EU that they will end up damaging our future trade and international relationships, or that the government will end up keeping our relationship with the EU too much like it is now?