Blue passports: 170 British jobs axed

[Old Greg]

Still, look on the bright side. Blue passports!

[Paddy]

Under EU procurement rules, there's no reason why it shouldn't happen in France. You're not suggesting they ignore EU procurement rules? That would be, like, well naughty...

There are exceptions under EU procurement rules and the printing of government documents are one of them.

[AtW]

Under EU procurement rules, there's no reason why it shouldn't happen in France.

If they are competitive enough to win foreign contracts, especially from country like UK, do you think they'll lose a contract in France?

[meridian]

Blue passports: 170 British jobs axed

Under EU procurement rules, there's no reason why it shouldn't happen in France. You're not suggesting they ignore EU procurement rules? That would be, like, well naughty...

They follow EU procurement rules. Ish.

It’s the U.K. that has a habit of selling off all its assets and outsourcing everything, that means that you don’t have any argument of “national security”.

[Mordac]

Would have never happened in France

Under EU procurement rules, there's no reason why it shouldn't happen in France. You're not suggesting they ignore EU procurement rules? That would be, like, well naughty...

[AtW]

Would have never happened in France

[Eirikur]

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