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Full question: 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

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?
• How well or badly do you think the government are doing at negotiating/handling Britain’s exit from the EU?
• How do you think the government should proceed with the issue of Brexit?
• Do you think Britain will be economically better or worse off after we leave the EU?
• Do you think Britain will have more or less influence in the world after we leave the EU?
• Do you think leaving the EU will have a good or bad effect on British jobs?
• Do you think leaving the EU will have a good or bad effect on the NHS?
• Do you think there will be more or less immigration into Britain after we leave the EU?
• Do you think leaving the EU will have a good or bad effect on people’s pensions?
• Do you think the Labour party’s policy on Brexit is clear or unclear?
• Do you think the Conservative party’s policy on Brexit is clear or unclear?
• From what you have seen or heard, do you support or oppose the approach that Theresa May is taking towards Brexit?
• From what you have seen or heard, do you support or oppose the approach that Jeremy Corbyn is taking towards Brexit?
• Would you trust Theresa May or Jeremy Corbyn most to negotiate Britain’s exit from the EU?
• How closely are you following news reports about Brexit and the Brexit negotiations?
• How interesting or boring do you find news about Brexit and the Brexit negotiations?
• Do you think Britain or the EU has the upper hand in the Brexit negotiations so far?
• How likely do you think it is that the British government and the EU will agree a Brexit deal in time for Britain to leave the EU in 2019?
• What do you think is the most likely outcome of the Brexit negotiations?
• Do you think there should be a second referendum to accept or reject the terms of Britain’s exit from the EU once they have been agreed?
• Do you think it would be legitimate for MPs to vote to reject the Brexit deal?
• Do you think it would be acceptable for MPs to vote against Brexit going ahead?
• 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?
• Would it be a ‘genuine Brexit’ if Britain leaves the EU, but becomes part of a new Customs Union with the EU?
• Would it be a ‘genuine Brexit’ if Britain leaves the EU, but remains part of the European single market?
• Would it be a ‘genuine Brexit’ if Britain leaves the EU, but agrees a new free trade deal with the EU that includes giving EU citizens the right to live and work in Britain?
• How would you feel if Brexit did not go ahead and Britain remained a member of the EU? (up to three responses)