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Full question: Next year the proposed Brexit deal is expected to return to Parliament for MPs to vote on whether to support or oppose it. Some MPs are currently expected to vote against their party on this vote. What do you think should happen to MPs who vote against their party on the Brexit deal? Would you support or oppose the following? The party leadership removing the whip from MPs who rebel on the Brexit vote (that is, expelling them – possibly permanently – from the parliamentary party)?

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

• From what you have seen or heard about the deal so far, do you support or oppose the draft Brexit deal?
• Regardless of whether you think it is good or bad for Britain, do you think the draft Brexit deal does or does not respect the result of the referendum?
• Do you think that Theresa May is getting a good Brexit deal, a poor Brexit and someone else would have got a better deal, or is she getting a poor deal but anybody else would have done just as badly?
• Imagine Labour were in government and Jeremy Corbyn was Prime Minister, do you think that Labour could probably get a better Brexit deal or that Labour would probably not be able to get a better Brexit deal?
• Would you support or oppose holding a new general election if Parliament voted to reject the proposed Brexit deal?
• Would you support or oppose holding a referendum on the deal if Parliament voted to reject the proposed Brexit deal?
• How would you feel if Britain ended up leaving the EU without any deal?
• How would you feel if Britain ended up accepting the negotiated deal and leaving the EU on those terms?
• How would you feel if Britain ended up leaving the EU but remaining in the single market and customs union?
• How would you feel if Britain ended up having a new referendum and voting to remain in the EU after all?
• If Parliament votes to reject the Brexit deal the government has negotiated, do you think Theresa May should or should not resign as Prime Minister?
• If there was a referendum tomorrow with the option of accepting the government’s Brexit agreement or remaining in the EU, which would you support?
• If there was a referendum tomorrow with the option of leaving the EU without a deal or remaining in the EU, which would you support?
• If there was a referendum tomorrow with the option of accepting the government’s Brexit agreement or leaving the EU without a deal, which would you support?
• If there was a referendum tomorrow with the options of remaining in the EU, accepting the government’s Brexit agreement, or leaving the EU without a deal, which would you support?
• Do you think the warnings that Britain leaving the EU without agreeing a deal could cause severe short term disruption, such as shortages of food and medicines, are realistic or exaggerated?
• How well or badly do you think the government are doing at negotiating/handling Britain’s exit from the EU?
• What is your view of the proposed Northern Ireland backstop?
• If Britain were to leave the European Union without a deal, do you think it would have a positive or negative impact on Britain’s economy in the medium to long term?
• In hindsight, and irrespective of how or if you voted, do you think Britain was right or wrong to vote to leave the EU?
• Would you support or oppose removing the whip from MPs who vote against their party on the Brexit vote?
• Would you support or oppose local constituency parties deselecting MPs who vote against their party on the Brexit deal?