Once Britain leaves the EU, do you think we should not make any payments into the EU budget, should only make payments for specific EU programmes, or we should make a regular payment into the general EU budget?

Fieldwork dates: 5 February 2017 - 2 March 2017
Data from: Scotland
Results from: 1 poll

Results for: Once Britain leaves the EU, do you think we should not make any payments into the EU budget, should only make payments for specific EU programmes, or we should make a regular payment into the general EU budget?
Fieldwork end date Pollster	2 March 2017 Poll by ScotCen (Scottish Social Attitudes)
Britain should not make any payments into the EU Budget	21%
Britain should only make payments for specific EU programmes, such as university student exchanges or grants for small businesses, in which it decides to participate	65%
Britain should make a regular payment into the general EU Budget	12%

Combine responses

Choose first group:

Britain should not make any payments into the EU Budget
Britain should only make payments for specific EU programmes, such as university student exchanges or grants for small businesses, in which it decides to participate
Britain should make a regular payment into the general EU Budget

Choose second group:

Britain should not make any payments into the EU Budget
Britain should only make payments for specific EU programmes, such as university student exchanges or grants for small businesses, in which it decides to participate
Britain should make a regular payment into the general EU Budget

Choose third group:

Britain should not make any payments into the EU Budget
Britain should only make payments for specific EU programmes, such as university student exchanges or grants for small businesses, in which it decides to participate
Britain should make a regular payment into the general EU Budget

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Which of the following comes closest to your view about Britain making
payments into the EU Budget once it leaves the EU?

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