Finally proper regime

[SueEllen]

And how many of them would say so if it was THEM going to the Big House?

I took part in that survey....


I said it wasn't harsh enough then left a comment that they should all be put in stocks and have rotten food thrown at them

I was thinking of a certain male poster who likes to go on holiday when I was filling it in....

[AtW]

Daily Question | 10/02/2021 | YouGov

51% of people who took part in the YouGov survey thought 10 years was 'about right' and a further 13% thought it wasn't harsh enough.

And how many of them would say so if it was THEM going to the Big House?

[ladymuck]

Well here's a follow up for you (I can't be bothered to find the original thread)

Daily Question | 10/02/2021 | YouGov

51% of people who took part in the YouGov survey thought 10 years was 'about right' and a further 13% thought it wasn't harsh enough.

You can play with the graph to see the breakdown by region, age, politics etc.

[SueEllen]

Covid-19: Starmer says 10-year jail term for travel lies '''empty threat''' - BBC News

oh btw - the Official threads get follow ups, they are maintained better than an average non-official copycat thread!

So there.

FFS haven't you learnt anything?

You start threats about random tulip and other posters pile on..

I suspect your next official thread is about glue girl.

[AtW]

Covid-19: Starmer says 10-year jail term for travel lies '''empty threat''' - BBC News

oh btw - the Official threads get follow ups, they are maintained better than an average non-official copycat thread!

So there.

[AtW]

Ten-year sentences for Covid rule-breaking 'utterly ridiculous' | World news | The Guardian

That did not take long...

[AtW]

You got that right

[ladymuck]

KUATB

https://www.contractoruk.com/forums/...been-busy.html

[AtW] Oh but this is the offical thread [/AtW]

[AtW]

“ Travellers who try to conceal their arrival from a 'red list' country face jail sentences of up to 10 years under a new enforcement regime for quarantine hotels.

Matt Hancock, the Health Secretary, also announced that anyone who tries to avoid the mandatory self-isolation in a hotel will face fines of up to £10,000.

The new fines will also enforce a triple testing system for all arrivals whether they quarantine for 10 days in Government-approved hotels or at home.

There will be a £1,000 penalty for any international arrival who fails to take a mandatory test either within 72 hours of departure or on the second day of quarantine and a £2,000 penalty for any international arrival who fails to take the second mandatory test on day eight.

Any failure to be tested will also automatically extend the errant travellers’ quarantine period to 14 days. It is thought this comes on top of the £1,000 fine for failing to quarantine at home.”

Passengers face up to 10 years in jail for concealing 'red list' travel

Tough talk, all they need now is get more police to catch violators, more barristers to defend them in court, more courts and a lot more jails...