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More likely a job guarantee scheme for Civil Servants - as well as the implementation they can all get jobs at Fujitsu "mending" it when it goes wrong.Originally posted by SueEllen View Post
It won't.
Migrants and those settled under the EU scheme have to now show digital proof of right to work.
It's a money making scheme for one of Starmer's croney friends.Comment
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KUATBOriginally posted by NotAllThere View PostFTFY
That's not true, and was confirmed as such last week.
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It will make no difference, what are we gonna do? Scan their ids as they land on the beaches? No wait, we'll get the French to scan them before they get on the boats! Only an idiot would think this is going to make even the slightest difference.Originally posted by Smartie View PostAnyway, a digital ID would provide more/easier control and I'm all in favour.
Starmer is an control freak and ego maniac in the mould of FD Roosevelt.
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I agree - except I think this has always been more of civil service project than politicians - Burnham was a huge fan of it under Blair, the Tories loved the idea until it was a Labour one - behind it all is Whitehall really. Different gangs of civil servants have wanted to be the ones to run ID for ages.Originally posted by willendure View Post
It will make no difference, what are we gonna do? Scan their ids as they land on the beaches? No wait, we'll get the French to scan them before they get on the boats! Only an idiot would think this is going to make even the slightest difference.
Starmer is an control freak and ego maniac in the mould of FD Roosevelt.Last edited by Peoplesoft bloke; 10 October 2025, 06:00.Comment
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Why would someone travelling to the UK have a digital ID before they arrive, unless they were processed and approved offshore? Duh!Originally posted by willendure View Post
It will make no difference, what are we gonna do? Scan their ids as they land on the beaches? No wait, we'll get the French to scan them before they get on the boats! Only an idiot would think this is going to make even the slightest difference.
Starmer is an control freak and ego maniac in the mould of FD Roosevelt.Comment
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It's my truth.Originally posted by ladymuck View PostKUATB
That's not true, and was confirmed as such last week.
Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-r...d-social-media
Interesting excuse for not properly fact checkingComment
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I'm willing to be persuaded otherwise but I can't see how ID cards would make any difference.
The kind of firms employing illegals won't give a FF.
Even if they extended the scheme so you needed ID to rent accommodation, I doubt that would catch many out. The sort of landlords renting rooms to illegals are probably just as dodgy as the firms employing them.Comment
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The reason being given for the purpose of the ID cards is a crock of tulip.
If free ID cards were issued purely for the purposes of proving who someone is, for all the scenarios where you need an ID*, then I think most people would accept that.
Now, in order to GET an official ID, I can see that you might need to have the right to live and work in the UK and therefore a logical extension of its use would be to provide employers and landlords an easy way to check they are employing / renting to legit people. However, that still won't stop people who don't care about the legality of their employees / tenants, it will most likely mean they just exploit those people even more.
*like: picking up a parcel from the post office, opening a bank account, voting, proving you're old enough to drink / smoke, getting on a domestic flight, etc, etcComment
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