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Full question: Thinking about Brexit, which of the following do you think should happen?

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?
• Would you support or oppose a public vote on Britain’s future relationship with the rest of the European Union?
• Which of the following statements do you think best describes the way Parliament is dealing with the issue of Brexit?
• 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?
• If Theresa May were to stand down as PM, which of the following politicians do you think would best lead the Brexit negotiations?
• If Britain looks set to leave the EU without a deal, would you support or oppose a public vote on whether Britain should leave without a deal or stay as a member of the EU?
• Thinking about Brexit, which of the following alternatives for the Brexit process do you think should happen next?
• If there were a public vote and the choice were to stay in the EU or leave on the Brexit terms negotiated by the government, how likely would you be to vote in this public vote?
• Do you feel a public vote where the choices were to stay in the EU or leave on the Brexit terms negotiated by the government would or would not represent a different referendum to the one in 2016?
• If there were a public vote and the choices were to stay in the EU or leave without a deal with the EU, how would you vote?
• Do you feel that a referendum where the choices were to stay in the EU or leave without a deal would or would not represent a different referendum to the one in 2016?
• Do you think it would or would not honour the result of the referendum if rules allowing freedom of movement of people to and from the EU remained largely unchanged?
• Do you think it would or would not honour the result of the referendum if the UK leaves the EU without a deal?
• Do you think it would or would not honour the result of the referendum if the UK continued to make large payments to the EU and follow many of its rules and regulations?
• Do you think it would or would not honour the result of the referendum if the UK suffered significant losses in trade, investment and growth?
• Do you think it would or would not honour the result of the referendum if negotiations continued for several years to come on future trading and security arrangements?
• Which of the following statements comes closest to your view of the so-called ‘Norway option’ for Brexit, which would mean the UK leaving the EU’s political arrangements but continuing to have a Customs Union and Single Market relationship?
• If Brexit were delayed and Britain had to elect MEPs to the European Parliament, which of the following factors, if any, will be most important in deciding how you vote in that election?
• If Brexit were delayed and Britain had to elect MEPs to the European Parliament, how likely would you be to vote in those elections?