Full question: The Scottish National Party says Scotland can afford to become an independent country, separate from the rest of the UK without having to raise taxes. Some people say that there is a ‘black hole’ in the SNP’s plans, and its sums do not add up. Do you think there is or is not a ‘black hole’ in the SNP’s plans?

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

• In relation to Scotland becoming independent, which of these statements do you agree with?
• Which of the following do you tend to agree with if Scotland became independent? [Tick all that apply]
• Do you believe the union currently gives Scotland a good deal or a raw deal?
• Is it justified or unjustified that government spend per head is higher in Scotland than England?
• How would you use your constituency vote in a Scottish Parliament election? (up to 2016 Scottish Parliament election)
• Is your support for independence affected by whether public spending would be reduced or not?
• How should Scotland be governed (constitutional preference, five answers)?
• How would you be likely to use your regional vote in a Scottish Parliament election? (including greens) (up to 2016 Scottish Parliament election)
• Do you think there is or is not a ‘black hole’ in the SNP’s plan for independence?
• Do you think the union between Scotland and England is or is not worth maintaining?
• Which of the following qualities do you think best describe English people? (Eight response options)
• How would you be likely to vote in a UK General Election? (up to 2017 General Election)
• Since devolution, do you think Scotland has more, less or the same amount in common with England?
• Which of the following statements about Scotland and Scottish people do you agree with?