If a bank needed bailing out and Scotland was independent, would it be in a stronger or weaker position to ensure customers didn’t lose any money?

Field work dates: 1 June 2013 - 31 August 2014
Data from: Scotland
Results from: 2 polls

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Results for: If a bank needed bailing out and Scotland was independent, would it be in a stronger or weaker position to ensure customers didn’t lose any money?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	31 August 2014 Poll by ScotCen (Scottish Social Attitudes)	31 October 2013 Poll by ScotCen (Scottish Social Attitudes)
A lot stronger	6%	4%
A little stronger	10%	12%
No difference	24%	27%
A little weaker	26%	32%
A lot weaker	34%	24%

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Say in the future a bank in Scotland needed bailing out by the government. As a result of independence, do you think Scotland would be in a stronger position to ensure the bank's customers did not lose any money, a weaker position, or would it make no difference?

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