Full question: And thinking about the possibility of a second full lockdown, similar to that in March this year, which of the following comes closest to your view? The UK Government should make the decision of whether there is a second full lockdown and it should only happen if it is for the whole of the UK or Each of the devolved governments should make the decision of whether there is a second full lockdown in each of their own regions.

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

• Do you think decisions around lockdown measures should happen at the same time for the whole of the UK even if some areas are at different levels than others at reducing the spread of the virus or do you think that lockdown rules should be different in areas depending on the spread of the virus?
• Do you think each of the devolved governments should decide the coronavirus lockdown rules for their own region or should the UK government decide the rules for the whole of the UK?
• Do you think than the UK Government should make the decision of whether there is a second full lockdown and it should only happen if it is for the whole of the UK or should each of the devolved governments make the decision of whether there is a second full-lockdown in each of their own regions?