Would it be a ‘genuine Brexit’ if Britain leaves the EU, but continues to follow some EU rules to avoid having to introduce a hard border with Ireland?

Fieldwork dates: 19 June 2018 - 20 June 2018
Data from: Great Britain
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: Would it be a ‘genuine Brexit’ if Britain leaves the EU, but continues to follow some EU rules to avoid having to introduce a hard border with Ireland?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	20 June 2018 Poll by YouGov
This would be a genuine Brexit and would honour the outcome of the referendum	31%
This would not be a genuine Brexit and wouldn't be honouring the outcome of the referendum	42%
Don't know	27%

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This would be a genuine Brexit and would honour the outcome of the referendum
This would not be a genuine Brexit and wouldn't be honouring the outcome of the referendum
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This would be a genuine Brexit and would honour the outcome of the referendum
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This would be a genuine Brexit and would honour the outcome of the referendum
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Some people have suggested that some Brexit
deals would not represent a genuine Brexit, and
would not honour the result of the referendum.
Think about the following the following scenarios
and in each case, regardless of whether you
think the outcome woulld be good for Britain,
please say whether you think it would be a
"genuine Brexit"
Britain leaves the European Union, but continues
to follow some EU rules to avoid having to
introduce a hard border with Ireland

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