A new report has presented options for necessary repairs, refurbishment and restoration of the Houses of Parliament, with MPs and peers set to debate the measures. Of the following, which do you personally think should be the greatest priority?

A new report has presented options for necessary repairs, refurbishment and restoration of the Houses of Parliament, with MPs and peers set to debate the measures. Of the following, which do you personally think should be the greatest priority? Published on 6 February 2026 → Survey conducted on 6 February 2026 on 7176 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Keeping MPs in Parliament, even if this means it costs more and takes longer

Minimising the costs of repairs, even if this means MPs have to move out of Parliament for a period

74%

Don't know

19%

Keeping MPs in Parliament, even if this means it costs more and takes longer

Minimising the costs of repairs, even if this means MPs have to move out of Parliament for a period

74%

Don't know

19%

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