Brexit Secretary David Davis has unveiled plans to transfer EU laws on to the UK statute book. This will allow Parliament to keep, amend or remove whichever EU laws it wants once Brexit has taken place. Which of the following comes closest to your view?

Brexit Secretary David Davis has unveiled plans to transfer EU laws on to the UK statute book. This will allow Parliament to keep, amend or remove whichever EU laws it wants once Brexit has taken place. Which of the following comes closest to your view? Published on 31 March 2017 → Survey conducted on 31 March 2017 on 3316 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

We shouldn’t adopt any EU laws – they should all be scrapped when Brexit takes place and we can replace them with new laws of our own if necessary

20%

We should adopt all EU laws and amend or scrap them as necessary once Brexit has taken place

48%

We should adopt all EU laws and not change them once Brexit has taken place

10%

Something else

Don’t know

18%

We shouldn’t adopt any EU laws – they should all be scrapped when Brexit takes place and we can replace them with new laws of our own if necessary

20%

We should adopt all EU laws and amend or scrap them as necessary once Brexit has taken place

48%

We should adopt all EU laws and not change them once Brexit has taken place

10%

Something else

Don’t know

18%

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