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Full question: To what extent, if at all, would you support or oppose the following youth mobility schemes between the EU and the UK? Negotiating a deal which would allow up to 200,000 18-30 year olds from the UK the chance to study and work in the EU for up to four years. In exchange, up to 200,000 18-30 year olds from the EU would have the same opportunities in the UK.

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

• Based on your own understanding, what do you think the current Labour Government’s stance is when it comes to UK-EU relations?
• To what extent, if at all, do you think people like you would benefit from closer cooperation between the UK and the EU?
• To what extent, if at all, do you think people living in cities would benefit from closer cooperation between the UK and the EU?
• To what extent, if at all, do you think the elites would benefit from closer cooperation between the UK and the EU?
• To what extent, if at all, do you think the UK as a whole would benefit from closer cooperation between the UK and the EU?
• What involvement, if any, do you think the UK needs from the EU to prepare the UK for tackling the next pandemic?
• What involvement, if any, do you think the UK needs from the EU to allow the UK to tackle climate change?
• What involvement, if any, do you think the UK needs from the EU to allow the UK to manage migration efficiently?
• What involvement, if any, do you think the UK needs from the EU to allow the UK to stand up to the China?
• What involvement, if any, do you think the UK needs from the EU to allow the UK to stand up to the US?
• What involvement, if any, do you think the UK needs from the EU to make the UK’s voice heard in the world?
• What involvement, if any, do you think the UK needs from the EU to strengthen UK’s security?
• What involvement, if any, do you think the UK needs from the EU to put the UK at the forefront of new technologies (such as AI)?
• What involvement, if any, do you think the UK needs from the EU to boost the UK’s economy?
• In your view should the UK-EU relationship become more distant, become closer or continue?
• How likely or unlikely do you believe it is for any of the current 27 members to leave the EU in the next 20 years?
• How likely or unlikely do you believe it is that Britain will rejoin the EU in the next 20 years?
• Do you consider the UK leaving the European Union to be good or bad for you personally?
• Do you consider the UK leaving the European Union to be good or bad for the European Union?
• Do you consider the UK leaving the European Union to be good or bad for the United Kingdom?
• Thinking about the relationship the UK has with the US, the European Union countries, and the Commonwealth countries, which relationship do you think is most important for the UK having influence in the world people?
• Thinking about the relationship the UK has with the US, the European Union countries, and the Commonwealth countries, which relationship do you think is most important for ensuring jobs for British people?
• Thinking about the relationship the UK has with the US, the European Union countries, and the Commonwealth countries, which relationship do you think is most important for keeping the UK safe?
• Should the UK government prioritise the relationship with our European neighbours or the relationship with the United States?
• To what extent, if at all, would you support or oppose negotiating a deal which would allow all 18-30-year-olds in the UK the chance to travel, live and work in European countries. In exchange, all 18-30-year-olds from the EU would have the same opportunities in the UK.
• To what extent, if at all, would you support or oppose negotiating a deal which would allow up to 200,000 18-30-year-olds from the UK the chance to study and work in the EU for up to four years. In exchange, up to 200,000 18-30-year-olds from the EU would have the same opportunities in the UK?
• To what extent, if at all, would you support or oppose negotiating a deal which would allow British students to go to universities in Europe on the same terms as European students. In exchange, EU students would be offered the same tuition fees as UK students at British universities.
• To what extent, if at all, would you support or oppose relaxing rules on school visits and exchange schemes so that British children can travel to Europe and European children can come to the UK?
• If the UK could regain special access to the European market, would you or would you not be willing to allow EU citizens to travel, live and work in the UK – and UK citizens to do the same throughout the EU?
• If the UK could regain special access to the European market, would you or would you not be willing to allow the European Court of Justice to decide if British companies are meeting the rules?
• If the UK could regain special access to the European market, would you or would you not be willing to accept the European rules on food safety and product safety?