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28 August 2019

5734 GB adults surveyed

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The government have set a date for the new Queen's speech in October, meaning that the present session of Parliament will be "prorogued" and Parliament will not meet between mid‑September and mid-October, in the run up to Brexit. Do you think it is or is not acceptable for the government to stop Parliament from meeting during this period?

Conducted 28 August 2019

YouGov surveyed 5734 GB adults

27%
47%
26%
The government have set a date for the new Queen's speech in October, meaning that the present session of Parliament will be "prorogued" and Parliament will not meet between mid‑September and mid-October, in the run up to Brexit. Do you think it is or is not acceptable for the government to stop Parliament from meeting during this period?

Conducted 28 August 2019

YouGov surveyed 5734 GB adults

By:
27%
47%
26%

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