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Full question: The Government recently outlined its proposed terms for the UK’s relationship with the EU in a White Paper, following a meeting of the Cabinet at Chequers. If Brexit goes ahead on these terms, which of the following better reflects your view?

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

• When the negotiations with the European Union about Brexit are complete, would you support or oppose a public vote on the outcome?
• If there was another referendum on Britain’s membership of the EU, how would you vote?
• What would be your first preference in a referendum in which the options were remaining in the EU, leaving the EU and accepting a deal along the lines Theresa May has set out, or leaving the EU without a deal?
• If the Brexit talks break down and there is no deal, the UK may have to choose whether to remain in the EU, or leave the EU without a deal. In those circumstances, should the final decision be made by MPs voting in Parliament or the public voting in a new referendum?
• To what extent do you agree or disagree that ‘We know a lot more about what Brexit means now than we did at the time of the referendum’?
• To what extent do you agree or disagree that ‘Brexit will fundamentally impact the lives of everyone in this country’?
• To what extent do you agree or disagree that ‘It is likely that many of the promises made by politicians in favour of leaving the EU will be broken’?
• To what extent do you agree or disagree that ‘People were misled about the consequences of Brexit before the referendum’?
• To what extent do you agree or disagree that ‘The negotiations are going badly at the moment’?
• To what extent do you agree or disagree that ‘Problems in the negotiations with the EU make it likely that Britain will get a bad deal’?
• To what extent do you agree or disagree that ‘It is likely that Britain will get a good deal with the EU’?
• To what extent do you agree or disagree that ‘If we get a bad deal, it will mainly be the UK Government’s fault’?
• To what extent do you agree or disagree that ‘The process of leaving the EU so far has been a mess’?
• Thinking about what you know now, if Brexit goes ahead, and the UK leaves the EU, do you think Britain’s economy will be stronger, weaker or about the same?
• Thinking about what you know now, if Brexit goes ahead, and the UK leaves the EU, do you think the NHS will improve, get worse or stay about the same?
• Thinking about what you know now, if Brexit goes ahead, and the UK leaves the EU, do you think the taxes paid by people like you will go up, go down or stay about the same?
• To what extent do you agree or disagree that ‘We need nurses and doctors from overseas to keep the NHS running’?
• To what extent do you agree or disagree that ‘It will take a long time to train enough UK doctors and nurses to replace the overseas doctors that currently work in our NHS’?
• To what extent do you agree or disagree that ‘It will be easy to replace the overseas doctors that currently work in our NHS with UK nationals’?
• What do you think will be the consequences in practice if Brexit goes ahead on the proposed terms outlined in the White Paper following the meeting of the Cabinet at Chequers?
• Were Britain to continue to obey many EU rules and regulations, how important would it be for the UK to have a say in those rules and regulations in the years ahead?
• Do you think it is more important for Britain to have control over EU immigration into Britain than to keep free trade, or that it is more important to ensure Britain can trade freely with the EU without tariffs or restrictions than it is to control EU immigration?
• Which policy regarding immigration from the rest of the EU do you favour most?
• When Parliament votes on the issue, would you prefer your local MP to support or oppose the proposals for Brexit that the Government has recently set out?
• How well or badly do you think people leading the campaigns for Britain to leave the EU understand the concerns of ordinary people about whether Britain should or should not be in the EU?
• Whose judgement do you trust most about the issues concerning Brexit?
• Do you think people leading the campaigns for Britain to leave the EU mostly represent the establishment in Britain or ordinary people in Britain?
• Do you think people leading the campaigns for Britain to stay in the EU mostly represent the establishment in Britain or ordinary people in Britain?
• How well or badly do you think people leading the campaigns for Britain to stay in the EU understand the concerns of ordinary people about whether Britain should or should not be in the EU?