Attitudes to the EU

• MORI interviewed a representative quota sample of 1,620 adults at 137 ward sampling points throughout Great Britain.
• Interviews were conducted face-to-face, in home, between 23 - 26 May 1996, as part of MORI's regular Omnibus survey.
• Data were weighted to match the profile of the population.
• The survey was conducted for The Times and published on 30 May 1996.

Q. Would you personally like to see a referendum held to decide on each of the following?

On introducing a single European currency

*1991 Q "a single European currency to replace the pound sterling"; *1995 Q "whether the pound sterling should be part of a single European currency".

On whether Britain should leave the European Union (Common Market)

Q If there were a referendum now on whether Britain should stay in or get out of the European Community (Common Market), how would you vote?

Q If there were a referendum now on whether Britain should be part of a single European currency, how would you vote?

Q A number of ideas are being considered which it is said will benefit the citizens of the European Community. From this card, how strongly do you support or oppose the idea that...?

...a single European currency should be established?

...there should be a common system of legal practice?

...a Supreme Court of Europe should be introduced?

...there should be a common system of taxes between member states?

...more power should be transferred to the European Parliament from individual national parliaments?

...the European Community should be expanded to include Eastern European counties such as Poland, the Czech Republic and Hungary?

...there should be a single co-ordinated European foreign policy?

...sterling should rejoin the European Exchange Rate Mechanism?

...should there be a United States of Europe with a federal government?