Full question: Who do you think should make most of the important decisions for Scotland about old age pensions, the Scottish Government in Edinburgh or the UK Government at Westminster?

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

• Does Scotland get more, less or pretty much its fair share of government spending? (Three response options)
• Who should make the decisions relating to pensions in Scotland?
• Will/Is Scottish Parliament giving Scotland stronger/weaker voice in UK or no difference?
• How good or bad a job is Gordon Brown doing as UK Prime Minister?
• Do you support or oppose holding a referendum on Scottish independence?
• Who should make the decisions relating to income tax in Scotland?
• How should Scotland be governed?
• How good or bad would David Cameron be as UK Prime Minister?
• How good or bad a job is Alex Salmond doing as First Minister? (Five response options)
• Do you think devolution has been a good thing for Scotland, a bad thing, or has it made no difference?
• What difference, if any, has devolution made to Scotland’s schools?
• Who should make the decisions relating to defence and foreign affairs issues for Scotland?
• Who should make the decisions relating to the NHS in Scotland? (Two response options)
• Do you think Scotland will become independent within the next 20 years?
• What difference, if any, has devolution made to the health service in Scotland?
• What is your view with regard to a referendum on more tax raising powers?
• Does Scotland or England’s economy benefit more from Scotland being in the union? (Three response options)
• Which of these statements best describes how you feel about your national identity? (Five answer options)
• In a Scottish independence referendum, how would you vote?
• Should the Scottish government negotiate with the UK for Scotland to become independent?