Full question: The UK government recently intervened to prevent the enacting of the Scottish government’s Gender Recognition Reform Bill, because in their view it has an unlawful impact on the operation of related legislation in England and Wales and exceeds the devolved powers of the Scottish Parliament. Do you believe it was appropriate for the UK government to take this action?

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

• Do you believe it was appropriate for the UK government to have intervened to prevent the enacting of the Scottish government’s Gender Recognition Reform Bill?
• What do you think the Scottish Government should do in regards to the UK government’s intervention over the Gender Recognition Reform bill?
• Do you believe the Scottish Parliament as a whole is accurately representing the view of the Scottish public with regard to gender reform?
• Does the SNP policy on gender reform make you MORE or LESS likely to vote for independence?