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Full question: This week Theresa May set out what the government will seek to achieve in Britain’s exit negotiations with the European Union. Below are some of the negotiating targets she set out. In each case, please say whether you think it is the right or the wrong thing to do. Britain will NOT try to remain inside the European single market, but will instead try to negotiate a new free trade deal with the EU giving us “the greatest possible” access to the single market

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

• In hindsight, do you think Britain was right or wrong to vote to leave the EU?
• How well or badly do you think the government are doing at negotiating/handling Britain’s exit from the EU?
• Do you think Britain will be economically better or worse off after we leave the EU?
• Do you think Britain will have more or less influence in the world after we leave the EU?
• Do you think leaving the EU will have a good or bad effect on British jobs?
• Do you think leaving the EU will have a good or bad effect on the NHS?
• Do you think there will be more or less immigration into Britain after we leave the EU?
• Do you think leaving the EU will have a good or bad effect on people’s pensions?
• Is it right or wrong for the government to set out a negotiating target that Britain must be able to have control over immigration from EU countries?
• Is it right or wrong for the government to set out a negotiating target that Britain will look to maintain the open border with the Republic of Ireland?
• Is it right or wrong for the government to set out a negotiating target that Britain will not try to remain inside the European single market, but will instead try to negotiate a new free trade deal with the EU giving us “the greatest possible” access to the single market?
• Is it right or wrong for the government to set out a negotiating target that Britain will leave the European customs union, but will try to negotiate an agreement to have as few custom barriers as possible while allowing Britain to make its own trade deals with other countries?
• Is it right or wrong for the government to set out a negotiating target that Britain will guarantee the rights of EU citizens already living in Britain in exchange for the EU guaranteeing the rights of British citizens already living in the EU?
• Is it right or wrong for the government to set out a negotiating target that Britain will continue to work with the EU on security and law enforcement issues and share intelligence information?
• If Britain does secure the sort of Brexit deal that Theresa May has suggested do you think it would be good or bad for Britain?
• Do you think the sort of Brexit deal that Theresa May has suggested would respect the result of the referendum?
• Would you be happy with the sort of Brexit deal that Theresa May has suggested?
• How much confidence do you have in Theresa May to negotiate the sort of Brexit deal she says she wants for Britain?
• Do you think the other member states of the EU will agree to the sort of Brexit deal that Theresa May is proposing?
• Do you think that “no deal is better than a bad deal” with the EU?
• Do you think Britain should be prepared to walk away from a bad deal with the EU?
• Does the UK need the EU more than the EU needs the UK, or does the EU need the UK more than the UK needs the EU?