Full question: How do you think the money raised through taxes on North Sea Oil in Scottish waters should be used? Should it be used to help pay for public services across the UK as a whole, or should it be used to help pay for services in Scotland only?

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

• Do you agree or disagree with Government redistribution of income from those with the most to those with the least?
• Should the old age pension always be the same throughout the UK, or is it OK to be different?
• Should the rate of corporation tax paid by big companies be the same throughout the UK, or is it OK to be different?
• Do you think it should be the government’s responsibility to provide a decent standard of living for older people?
• Should welfare payments always be the same throughout the UK, or is it OK to be different?
• Should the cost of paying the government old age pension to people in Scotland come from taxes collected across the UK, or from those collected in Scotland only?
• Should the cost of paying benefits to people in Scotland come from the taxes collected across the UK, or from those collected in Scotland only?
• Do you think the NHS should be free at the point of use rather than be based on ability to pay?
• Do you think the money raised through taxes on the big banks in the City of London should be used to help pay for public services across the UK, or should it be used to help pay for services in England only?
• Do you think it should be the government’s responsibility to provide health care for the sick through the NHS?
• Do you think the money raised through taxes on North Sea Oil in Scottish waters should be used to help pay for public services across the UK, or services in Scotland only?