Otherwise a £1000 fine might be on its way to you
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It's unlikely to be fair.Originally posted by _V_ View PostOtherwise a £1000 fine might be on its way to you
What will happen is that you'll get a friendly letter reminding you to do it.
Then a less friendly one.
Then some poor sod in a Hi-Viz vest will knock on your door to remind you.
Then they'll come back and point out that you may get fined if you don't do it.
Then the enforcement guys get involved.
In reality it's only the real nutters who think Magna Carta means they don't have to do it that end up getting fined."Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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And it has to be done online, going to be fun for those that don’t have a computerGrowing old is mandatory
Growing up is optionalComment
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That'll be a friend of mine who was briefly banned from LinkedIn for peddling anti-covid and anti-vax crap. I haven't spoken to her in months as she peddles her nonsense with the vigor of a born-again convert.Originally posted by DaveB View Post
In reality it's only the real nutters who think Magna Carta means they don't have to do it that end up getting fined.Comment
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They can phone for a paper version of the form to be sent out.Originally posted by Halo Jones View PostAnd it has to be done online, going to be fun for those that don’t have a computerComment
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What if they don't have a computer or a phone?Originally posted by ladymuck View Post
They can phone for a paper version of the form to be sent out.
What if they also have a paper allergy and no hands?First Law of Contracting: Only the strong surviveComment
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Then perhaps the person who comes to their door will help them? Obviously they won't be able to open the door but maybe they could shout through the letterbox.Originally posted by _V_ View Post
What if they don't have a computer or a phone?
What if they also have a paper allergy and no hands?Comment
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