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Full question: The prime minister triggered Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty, beginning the formal process of leaving the European Union in March this year. This means that the UK will formally leave the EU in March 2019. Given the complexity of creating new customs and trading arrangements with other countries, some have suggested a transition period after March 2019 whereby the UK remains in the European single market until more permanent arrangements can be made. Which of the following comes closest to your view?

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

• If there was another referendum on Britain’s membership of the EU, how would you vote?
• Do you expect the UK leaving the EU to make you financially better or worse off over the next 2 years?
• Do you expect the UK leaving the EU to make you financially better or worse off in 10 years’ time?
• Which party do you trust most to lead the negotiations with the EU to get the best exit deal for the UK?
• Do you approve or disapprove of the way Theresa May has handled the process of the UK exiting the EU?
• If it becomes apparent that we will not be able to remain in the European single market without allowing free movement of labour from the EU, what should be the Government’s negotiating priority?
• Should there be a second referendum on Britain’s membership of the EU once we know the terms the government has negotiated?
• Should there be a transition period after March 2019 whereby the UK remains in the European single market until more permanent arrangements can be made?
• How honest or dishonest do you feel the Remain campaign was in terms of the arguments and promises they made?
• How honest or dishonest do you feel the Leave campaign was in terms of the arguments and promises they made?