[spireitematt]

I don't agree re your last comment! I don't think a repeat vote will even be close and a remain vote will 'walk it'! Also the rules of the vote should be set to eliminate any favour of a 'split vote' whatsoever - a min yay or nay vote of 60% should be applied anyway as it should have been the first time around. Also the vote should be mandatory - absolutely for such an important move that will affect this country for years to come! A remain vote would definitely be favoured if these two pragmatic pre-requisites were enforced but that is just my opinion on the subject, but a strong one based on some good demographic indicators down the months that are against brexit.

I agree with needing 55%-60% for the vote to count. Yes the vote should be mandatory for all British citizens to vote in it because last time too many young people took it for granted that the vote would be remain and we would stay and then the next day moaned that they didn't get a chance to vote.

Well you say that a remain vote would be the outcome if all British citizens were made to vote in another referendum. Not everyone who didn't vote in the EU referendum would have been for remain you need to remember that. The undecided voter who didn't vote could have gone either way.