Full question: If there is increased devolution (so more spending and tax decisions for Scotland would be made by the Scottish Parliament) do you think… Scottish MPs should or should not be able to vote in the House of Commons on issues that affect only England?

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

• Do you think the referendum campaign has brought people in Scotland closer together, made Scotland more divided, or made no difference?
• How would you vote in the in the Scottish independence referendum if held now? (asked after the referendum)
• Do you think broadcasting regulation and the BBC should be devolved to the Scottish government, or remain with Westminster?
• Do you think laws on abortion, embryo research and regulation of medicine should be devolved to the Scottish government, or remain with Westminster?
• How much do you trust claims made by Alistair Darling in the independence / devolution debate?
• How much do you trust claims made by Nicola Sturgeon in the independence / devolution debate?
• How much do you trust claims made by Alex Salmond in the independence / devolution debate?
• When, if ever, do you think there should be another referendum on Scottish independence?
• Do you think health and safety regulations, consumer protection and competition law should be devolved to the Scottish government, or remain with Westminster?
• Imagine the party leaders at the next election to the Scottish Parliament were Nicola Sturgeon, Jim Murphy, Ruth Davidson and Willie Rennie: how would you vote?
• How much do you trust claims made by Willie Rennie in the independence / devolution debate?
• How much freedom, if any, do you think the Scottish Labour Party has to pursue policies different to those of the national Labour party?
• How did you feel about the independence referendum result?
• Do you think increased powers to set and collect income tax should be devolved to the Scottish government, or remain with Westminster?
• How would you be likely to vote in a UK General Election? (up to 2017 General Election)
• When, if ever, do you think there WILL be another referendum on Scottish independence?
• How would you use your constituency vote in a Scottish Parliament election? (up to 2016 Scottish Parliament election)
• Do you think Johann Lamont was right or wrong to resign as leader of the Scottish Labour Party?
• How likely is it that the unionist parties will deliver on their promises of increased devolution?
• Do you think pensions should be run by the Scottish government or by the UK government?
• How much do you trust claims made by Johann Lamont in the independence / devolution debate?
• How much do you trust claims made by David Cameron in the independence / devolution debate?
• Do you think powers over taxes other than income tax should be devolved to the Scottish government, or remain with Westminster?
• How much do you trust claims made by Ed Miliband in the independence / devolution debate?
• Do you think benefits like housing benefit and jobseekers allowance should be devolved to the Scottish government, or remain with Westminster?
• How much do you trust claims made by Jim Murphy in the devolution debate?
• How would you be likely to use your regional vote in a Scottish Parliament election? (including greens) (up to 2016 Scottish Parliament election)
• If there is increased devolution do you think Scottish MPs should or should not be able to vote in the House of Commons on issues that affect only England?
• How well or badly do you think the Scottish Labour Party represents the views and interests of Scotland today?
• How much do you trust claims made by Ruth Davidson in the independence / devolution debate?
• Imagine the party leaders at the next election to the Scottish Parliament were Nicola Sturgeon, Gordon Brown, Ruth Davidson and Willie Rennie: how would you vote?
• Do you think the minimum wage should be devolved to the Scottish government, or remain with Westminster?
• Do you think how elections to the Scottish parliament are run should be devolved to the Scottish government, or remain with Westminster?