If Scotland votes for independence, should Scottish MPs in Westminster still attend and vote in the House of Commons during the period of negotiation? (English/ Welsh views)

Fieldwork dates: 4 September 2014 - 5 September 2014
Data from: England & Wales
Results from: 1 poll

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Results for: If Scotland votes for independence, should Scottish MPs in Westminster still attend and vote in the House of Commons during the period of negotiation? (English/ Welsh views)
Fieldwork end date Pollster	5 September 2014 Poll by YouGov
They should continue to attend and vote	30%
They should no longer attend and vote	54%
Don't know	16%
Refused	0%

Choose first group:

They should continue to attend and vote
They should no longer attend and vote
Don't know
Refused

Choose second group:

They should continue to attend and vote
They should no longer attend and vote
Don't know
Refused

Choose third group:

They should continue to attend and vote
They should no longer attend and vote
Don't know
Refused

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If Scotland votes YES in September there would be a year of negotiating the details of independence before Scotland formally becomes an independent country in March 2016. Do you think Scottish members of the Westminster Parliament should or should not continue to attend and vote in the House of Commons during this time?

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If Scotland votes for independence, should Scottish MPs in Westminster still attend and vote in the House of Commons during the period of negotiation? (English/ Welsh views)

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