Full question wording:
David Cameron has stated that he is seeking to renegotiate the following areas:
• Give national Parliaments a greater role in vetting EU legislation, so that Parliaments can better raise objections to EU laws before they are passed
• Limit the access of the EU migrants to welfare benefits in the UK, so welfare benefits are reserved for people who have lived and worked in the UK for several years
• Safeguarding the rights of non-eurozone countries, so that countries which use the Euro cannot impose their economic decisions on countries like the UK which have their own currencies
• Securing a UK opt-out from the commitment to “ever-closer union”, to protect us from future EU integration plans
• Cutting red tape and regulation for UK businesses, to promote growth
In terms of whether he will campaign to remain or leave the EU, David Cameron has said he "rules nothing out" and may consider campaigning to leave the EU if he does not achieve a good deal for Britain. Do you believe that David Cameron would campaign to leave the EU if he does not achieve a good deal?
