Scotland's mainland has been placed under strict lockdown for more than a month now, with pubs, restaurants, gyms and non-essential shops shut in a bid to curb the pandemic.
Millions were urged to stay at home from January 4 amid a fresh restrictions to tackle the worrying new variant spreading across the country and overseas.
Nicola Sturgeon is set review lockdown on February 16, but it is understood rules will stay stay in place until early March.
So, we want to know when you think the current lockdown should be lifted and what restrictions should be eased first.
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Do you think lockdown should stay in place until March? Or should restrictions only be eased until the majority of the population are vaccinated?
What should be prioritised to open first - pubs, gyms, hairdressers, sporting events restaurants or schools?
The Daily Record is asking readers to share their thoughts on when and how lockdown should be lifted.
Readers living anywhere in the country are encouraged to take part.
Fill in our Scotland's lockdown lifting survey above to let us know your views on the new restrictions.
