If the SNP were to form or lead a coalition government at Holyrood, what is your preferred line of action?

Results for: If the SNP were to form or lead a coalition government at Holyrood, what is your preferred line of action?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	28 March 2007 Poll by YouGov	1 January 1970 Poll by
It should generally co-operate with the Government in London, but not co-operate at all on those policies where Scotland's interests are damaged	43%	*
It should continue to cooperate with the Government in London in order to create stability and increase the chances of Scotland obtaining financial and other support from the Westminster Government	24%	*
It should adopt a policy of outright opposition to the Government in London in order to obtain a better deal for Scotland and greater powers for the Scottish Parliament, with a view to separating Scotland from the UK as soon as possible	14%	*
Don't know	18%	*
Refused	0%	*

Combine responses

Choose first group:

It should generally co-operate with the Government in London, but not co-operate at all on those policies where Scotland's interests are damaged
It should continue to cooperate with the Government in London in order to create stability and increase the chances of Scotland obtaining financial and other support from the Westminster Government
It should adopt a policy of outright opposition to the Government in London in order to obtain a better deal for Scotland and greater powers for the Scottish Parliament, with a view to separating Scotland from the UK as soon as possible
Don't know
Refused

Choose second group:

It should generally co-operate with the Government in London, but not co-operate at all on those policies where Scotland's interests are damaged
It should continue to cooperate with the Government in London in order to create stability and increase the chances of Scotland obtaining financial and other support from the Westminster Government
It should adopt a policy of outright opposition to the Government in London in order to obtain a better deal for Scotland and greater powers for the Scottish Parliament, with a view to separating Scotland from the UK as soon as possible
Don't know
Refused

Choose third group:

It should generally co-operate with the Government in London, but not co-operate at all on those policies where Scotland's interests are damaged
It should continue to cooperate with the Government in London in order to create stability and increase the chances of Scotland obtaining financial and other support from the Westminster Government
It should adopt a policy of outright opposition to the Government in London in order to obtain a better deal for Scotland and greater powers for the Scottish Parliament, with a view to separating Scotland from the UK as soon as possible
Don't know
Refused

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