The euro is, in principle, a good idea and one which could benefit the UK.
True		False

While a European free trade area is obviously in Britain's interest, the EU is in danger of developing into a federal superstate. This must be avoided.
True		False

Devolution has not made the breakup of the UK more likely, but strengthened the Union.
True		False

The United Kingdom is beneficial to its constituent parts, and should be retained (at least so far as England, Scotland and Wales are concerned).
True		False

Taxation should be increased in order to increase spending on public services (e.g. the NHS), ecological concerns and/or other causes, if necessary.
True		False

More legislation to protect the environment is not necessary; it would be unnecessary regulation, hampering British competitiveness in the world marketplace.
True		False

The UK should use some form of proportional representation for elections to Westminster.
True		False

A written constitution is an unnecessary restriction on the British system of governance.
True		False

Devolution should be extended to the English regions.
True		False

The South East does not receive an excessive share of government spending.
True		False