Full question: Scotland’s devolved Parliament has now been in existence since 1999. Do you think devolution has been a good thing for Scotland, a bad thing, or has it made no difference one way or the other?

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

• Does Scotland get more, less or pretty much its fair share of government spending? (Three response options)
• Who should make the decisions relating to pensions in Scotland?
• Will/Is Scottish Parliament giving Scotland stronger/weaker voice in UK or no difference?
• How good or bad a job is Gordon Brown doing as UK Prime Minister?
• Do you support or oppose holding a referendum on Scottish independence?
• Who should make the decisions relating to income tax in Scotland?
• How should Scotland be governed?
• How good or bad would David Cameron be as UK Prime Minister?
• How good or bad a job is Alex Salmond doing as First Minister? (Five response options)
• Do you think devolution has been a good thing for Scotland, a bad thing, or has it made no difference?
• What difference, if any, has devolution made to Scotland’s schools?
• Who should make the decisions relating to defence and foreign affairs issues for Scotland?
• Who should make the decisions relating to the NHS in Scotland? (Two response options)
• Do you think Scotland will become independent within the next 20 years?
• What difference, if any, has devolution made to the health service in Scotland?
• What is your view with regard to a referendum on more tax raising powers?
• Does Scotland or England’s economy benefit more from Scotland being in the union? (Three response options)
• Which of these statements best describes how you feel about your national identity? (Five answer options)
• In a Scottish independence referendum, how would you vote?
• Should the Scottish government negotiate with the UK for Scotland to become independent?