Full question: Because of the existence of the Scottish Parliament, MPs in the House of Commons representing Scottish seats are able to vote on laws that only affect people living in England and Wales, while MPs representing English seats do not have the right to vote on similar laws only affecting Scotland. Do you think that MPs representing Scottish seats in the House of Commons should or should not have this right? (England)

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

• If Scotland became independent, would England be financially better off, worse off or about the same? (English views)
• Do you believe Scotland would be better or worse off if independent? (English views)
• Should MPs representing Scottish seats at Westminster be able to vote on laws that only affect England and Wales? (English views)
• How long will the Union survive before one country decides to be independent? (English views)
• What would be your opinion if the Prime Minister, Chancellor and Home Secretary were all Scottish? (English views)
• Would it be right or wrong for England to have it’s own First/Prime Minister? (English views)
• Which of these best describes your national identity? (English views)
• Should Scottish Ministers be allowed to hold ministerial posts for areas affecting England & Wales only? (English views)
• Should Scotland be an independent country? (English views)
• Is it justified or unjustified that government spend per head is higher in Scotland than England? (English views)
• Do you think devolution has been a good thing for Scotland, a bad thing, or has it made no difference? (English view)
• Are you in favour or against the establishment of an English Parliament within the UK? (English views)