The full results of the Commission's questionnaire are published today, and show that 73% of respondents believe that devolution has produced better results for the people of Scotland.

Over 900 people filled in the questionnaire - either online on this website, or in hard copy. The questionnaire was open from September 2008 through to the end of March 2009.

The full published results include a full breakdown of all the results, together with four annexes setting out all the comments included.

Commenting on the results, Commission chairman Sir Kenneth Calman said:

"These results reinforce the message that we have received from other strands of our evidence-base - that a convincing majority of people recognise the positive contribution that devolution has already made, but that they also want to see some changes - in functions, in financial powers, and in intergovernmental relations. Of course, this is not a representative sample of the population, but it is a substantial level of input from people across Scotland and beyond. I would like to thank all those who have taken the trouble to fill in the questionnaire - I am particularly impressed by the number of interesting and thoughtful comments that have been included. All of them will help to inform the Commission's Final Report."

The full questionnaire results are available here.