Full question: The EU has suggested there will have to be an agreement on the terms of Brexit by the end of September 2018, before the UK officially leaves in March 2019. Which of the following statements is closest to your view? The UK and the EU will/will not have agreed the terms of Brexit by the end of September 2018

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

• Imagine the Scottish Government does raise an extra £200 million by increasing income tax in Scotland, to what extent do you think public spending on transport in Scotland would be in need of this extra money?
• Thinking about housing in Scotland, do you think that standards have improved or gotten worse over the last ten years?
• How would you vote in a second EU referendum?
• On a scale of 0 to 10, how likely is it that you would vote in a General Election?
• Imagine the Scottish Government does raise an extra £200 million by increasing income tax in Scotland, to what extent do you think public spending on law and order in Scotland would be in need of this extra money?
• Should the Scottish Government first of all review the existing distribution of public spending or raise income tax in order to raise money for public services?
• Imagine the Scottish Government does raise an extra £200 million by increasing income tax in Scotland, to what extent do you think public spending on colleges and universities in Scotland would be in need of this extra money?
• Thinking about transport in Scotland, do you think that standards have improved or gotten worse over the last ten years?
• How would you vote in a Scottish independence referendum if held now? (asked after the EU referendum)
• Thinking about the environment in Scotland, do you think that standards have improved or gotten worse over the last ten years?
• Thinking about colleges and universities in Scotland, do you think that standards have improved or gotten worse over the last ten years?
• Thinking about law and order in Scotland, do you think that standards have improved or gotten worse over the last ten years?
• Thinking about schools in Scotland, do you think that standards have improved or gotten worse over the last ten years?
• Do you support or oppose an increase in income tax in Scotland to try and raise £200 million more for public services.
• Imagine the Scottish Government does raise an extra £200 million by increasing income tax in Scotland, to what extent do you think public spending on the environment in Scotland would be in need of this extra money?
• Thinking about sport and the arts in Scotland, do you think that standards have improved or gotten worse over the last ten years?
• How likely would you be to vote in another referendum on membership of the EU? (0-10 scale)
• Will the UK and the EU have agreed the terms of Brexit by the end of September 2018 or not?
• How would you use your constituency vote in a Scottish Parliament election? (asked 2016-21 Scottish Parliament)
• Imagine the Scottish Government does raise an extra £200 million by increasing income tax in Scotland, to what extent do you think public spending on agriculture, forestry and fisheries in Scotland would be in need of this extra money?
• Thinking about local government in Scotland, do you think that standards have improved or gotten worse over the last ten years?
• How would you be likely to use your regional vote in a Scottish Parliament election? (asked 2016-21 Scottish Parliament)
• Thinking about tourism and economic development in Scotland, do you think that standards have improved or gotten worse over the last ten years?
• On a scale of 0 to 10, how likely is it that you would vote in a referendum on Scottish independence? (Scottish views)
• Imagine the Scottish Government does raise an extra £200 million by increasing income tax in Scotland, to what extent do you think public spending on health in Scotland would be in need of this extra money?
• Imagine the Scottish Government does raise an extra £200 million by increasing income tax in Scotland, to what extent do you think public spending on welfare and social services in Scotland would be in need of this extra money?
• Imagine the Scottish Government does raise an extra £200 million by increasing income tax in Scotland, to what extent do you think public spending on schools in Scotland would be in need of this extra money?
• How would you be likely to vote in a UK General Election? (asked between 2017 and 2019 General Elections)
• Would increasing income tax in Scotland help improve public services or not?
• Imagine the Scottish Government does raise an extra £200 million by increasing income tax in Scotland, to what extent do you think public spending on housing in Scotland would be in need of this extra money?
• Imagine the Scottish Government does raise an extra £200 million by increasing income tax in Scotland, to what extent do you think public spending on tourism and economic development in Scotland would be in need of this extra money?