Do you think a no deal Brexit would be a good or bad thing for the economy?
1 April 2019 Question The Brexit process
Topic: The Brexit process
Perceptions of how well Brexit is being handled
Do you think a no deal Brexit would be a good or bad thing for you personally?
1 April 2019 Question The Brexit process
Do you think most experts, such as civil servants, economists, academics and businesses think Brexit will be good or bad for the country overall?
1 April 2019 Question The Brexit process
Do you think most experts, such as civil servants, economists, academics and businesses think Brexit will be good or bad for the economy?
1 April 2019 Question The Brexit process
Do you think most experts, such as civil servants, economists, academics and businesses think Brexit will be good or bad for people like you?
1 April 2019 Question The Brexit process
Would you rather that Theresa May resigned once the Withdrawal agreement has been passed, or that she continued as PM and led the second phase of the negotiations before resigning, or that she continued as PM and led the Conservatives into the next general election?
1 April 2019 Question The Brexit process
Do you think Theresa May would be right or wrong to resign so someone else can lead the second phase of the Brexit negotiations?
1 April 2019 Question The Brexit process
Do you think MPs should have voted for against the ‘managed no-deal’ or ‘Malthouse agreement’ motion, which states hat the UK would leave on World Trade Organisation (WTO) terms or a revised version of the current withdrawal agreement, but only after an extended transition period to December 2021 to allow time to prepare?
1 April 2019 Question The Brexit process What should Brexit mean?
Do you think MPs should have voted for or against the ‘revoking Article 50’ motion, which requires the government to stop Brexit if it looks like the UK is likely to leave the European Union without a deal on April 12th?
1 April 2019 Question The Brexit process What should Brexit mean?
Do you think MPs should have voted for or against the ‘confirmatory referendum’ motion, which states that Parliament cannot ratify or implement any agreement on the UK’s withdrawal and future relationship with the European Union until it is approved in a referendum?
1 April 2019 Question The Brexit process What should Brexit mean?