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Full question: At present the UK is scheduled to leave the European Union by automatic operation of the law on March 29th regardless of whether a deal or transition arrangements are in place. MPs are scheduled to vote on Theresa May’s Brexit deal on 12th March. If the deal passes it is likely that the date of the UK’s exit will need to be put back to allow the legislation to pass and the transition arrangements to be put in place. If the deal is rejected, MPs will then vote on whether or not to leave without a deal and then, if they reject that, on whether to delay Brexit. What do you think MPs should vote for?

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

• Do you approve or disapprove of the way Theresa May has handled the process of the UK exiting the EU?
• Do you approve or disapprove of the way that Jeremy Corbyn has responded to the government’s handling of Brexit?
• From what you have heard, do you think the agreement reached by the Prime Minister with the EU is good or bad for Britain? (5-point scale)
• Now that Parliament has voted down the Brexit deal that the Government negotiated with the EU, what do you think should happen next?
• If the House of Commons cannot agree on a deal do you think we should leave with ‘no deal’ or delay Article 50 and hold a public vote on what to do next?
• If there was a referendum tomorrow with the option of accepting the government’s Brexit agreement or remaining in the EU, which would you support?
• Do you think it is most likely that Britain leaves the EU with a deal in March 2019, without a deal in March 2019, or does not leave the EU in March 2019?
• What do you think the government should do ahead of March 29th/April 12th/October 30th – the date upon which Britain is currently on course to leave the EU regardless of whether a deal is in place according to Article 50?
• Should MPs vote to accept Mrs May’s deal (either with or without a referendum), reject it (with or without a deal), or revoke Article 50?
• Do you think Labour were right or wrong to say that Mrs May’s Brexit deal should be put to a referendum with the other option being to remain in the EU?