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Not at all settled. The EU either costs us £45 million a day, or it doesn't. Am I to assume that this is not true, and if it isn't true, how much does it really cost us. I asked the question to get some answers, non politically biased if possible. Is it wrong to say that our membership status in the EU has changed since we joined, and that is not always to our advantage, and how would house prices rise if we were to leave ? What do the commissioners do, and are they worth the money they get, or is it an old pals act where failed MPs go to line their pockets. I have a vast store of knowledge in my field, but I know very little about things like the EU, and there are forum members who seem to know what they are talking about, that's why I asked the question, to get some answers, not to be told that I already have my mind settled on the subject.