Brexit and the Unity of the UK – Page 11 – What UK Thinks: EU

Which of the following statements comes closest to your views on what effect, if any, Brexit will have on Irish unification? (English views)

22 October 2019 Question Brexit and the Unity of the UK Perceived consequences of leaving the EU The Brexit process

Which of the following statements comes closest to your views on what effect, if any, Brexit will have on Scottish independence? (English views)

22 October 2019 Question Brexit and the Unity of the UK Perceived consequences of leaving the EU The Brexit process

Do you think Brexit makes Scottish independence in the foreseeable future more likely, less likely, or has it made no difference? (English views)

22 October 2019 Question Brexit and the Unity of the UK Perceived consequences of leaving the EU The Brexit process

Do you think Brexit makes Irish unification in the foreseeable future more likely, less likely, or has it made no difference? (English views)

22 October 2019 Question Brexit and the Unity of the UK Perceived consequences of leaving the EU The Brexit process

Should Northern Ireland remain aligned with the rest of the UK even if this means a hard border between Northern Ireland and the Republic or should there be a regulatory border between Northern Ireland and the rest of the UK?

20 October 2019 Question Brexit and the Unity of the UK What should Brexit mean?

Which do you think is most important, getting Brexit done or keeping the four nations of the UK together?

15 October 2019 Question Brexit and the Unity of the UK The Brexit process

Do you think the UK Government should prevent or allow a referendum in Northern Ireland, sometimes referred to as a Border Poll, on whether to remain in the UK or join the Republic of Ireland, after the UK leaves the EU?

24 September 2019 Question Brexit and the Unity of the UK

What is your opinion on the ‘backstop’?

11 September 2019 Question Brexit and the Unity of the UK The Brexit process

Do you think that ‘The issue of the Irish border is being deliberately exaggerated by politicians who want to stop Brexit – if both sides were willing, a practical solution could be found that would avoid a hard border after Brexit without EU regulations applying in Northern Ireland’, or that ‘The only way to avoid a hard border between Ireland and Northern Ireland is to keep the ‘backstop’, or for the UK to remain in the EU – there is no alternative solution available’?

11 September 2019 Question Brexit and the Unity of the UK The Brexit process

If it were not possible after Brexit to have both exactly the same laws and regulations in Northern Ireland as in the rest of the UK and no visible border between Ireland and Northern Ireland, which do you think is more important?

11 September 2019 Question Brexit and the Unity of the UK The Brexit process