What should Brexit mean for our legal rights?

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Survey time: 3 minutes

Thousands of us voted for our legal rights to be a main priority in our Brexit plan.

Once hundreds of thousands of us have given our opinions, we can move on to making sure the government take our views on board.

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Below are a set of statements about our legal rights. Use the buttons under each one to give your reaction.

We should protect all rights people have at work, such as sick leave and fair working hours, by enshrining all current EU workers protections into UK law

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Make sure everyone is treated equally by public authorities like the police. It’s not right that disadvantaged young people get convicted for petty crimes while bankers who commit crimes get away scot-free.

	Strongly agree	Agree	Not sure	Disagree	Strongly disagree

Continue to protect human rights through the Human Rights Act, like our right to a fair trial and not to be tortured

	Strongly agree	Agree	Not sure	Disagree	Strongly disagree

Laws that protect our rights should reflect the changing world e.g. out of date laws shouldn’t allow the government to keep all our emails and text messages.

	Strongly agree	Agree	Not sure	Disagree	Strongly disagree

Everyone should have access to courts and tribunals to enforce their rights. That means there should be no more cuts and no hikes in court fees.

	Strongly agree	Agree	Not sure	Disagree	Strongly disagree

The government should regularly consult with employees and business and bring in new protections when needed e.g. new measures to ensure EU citizens living in the UK are not discriminated against.

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Put an end to exploitative ‘zero-hours’ contracts and improve protections for anyone doing temporary or part-time work.

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Any UK businesses that gets taken over by foreign owners should be legally required to protect training and jobs for people living and working in the UK.

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All rights we have as shoppers and customers should be protected - such as the right to return faulty products or claim compensation if they cause damage or harm.

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The EU laws that protect ordinary people from being exploited by dodgy businesses should be enshrined in UK law - e.g. rules around false advertising or hidden charges

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"Dishonesty damages politics. Political Advertising should be held to at least as high a standard as other adverts. Give the Advertising Standards Authority the power to clamp down on dishonest political leaflets and adverts"

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Many members suggested we beef up our rights section with another statement about protecting our privacy.
What do you think about this?
"Our privacy online should be protected. All EU rules to protect us from surveillance and to stop private companies misusing our private data should be kept or improved."

	Strongly agree	Agree	Not sure	Disagree	Strongly disagree

Is there anything you think is missing from our plan for our legal rights?

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What should Brexit mean for our legal rights?

Survey time: 3 minutes

Thousands of us voted for our legal rights to be a main priority in our Brexit plan. Once hundreds of thousands of us have given our opinions, we can move on to making sure the government take our views on board.

Below are a set of statements about our legal rights. Use the buttons under each one to give your reaction.

Thousands of us voted for our legal rights to be a main priority in our Brexit plan.

Once hundreds of thousands of us have given our opinions, we can move on to making sure the government take our views on board.