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ID Cards back in Blighty
Your thoughts?
<1984> |
Re: ID Cards back in Blighty
Originally Posted by geo4
(Post 6947101)
Your thoughts?
<1984> |
Re: ID Cards back in Blighty
Originally Posted by Souvenir
(Post 6947107)
Do you have a Canadian driving licence?
And people in the UK have driving licenses too. I am struggling to see your point.... |
Re: ID Cards back in Blighty
not sure on this one:blink:
In some ways, if it helps security issues then I don't really have a problem with it. In other ways its a bit much |
Re: ID Cards back in Blighty
Originally Posted by geo4
(Post 6947119)
No, but they certainly do not have any DNA info imbedded within them.
And people in the UK have driving licenses too. I am struggling to see your point.... |
Re: ID Cards back in Blighty
Originally Posted by geo4
(Post 6947119)
No, but they certainly do not have any DNA info imbedded within them.
I know they plan to encode a biometric identifier, such as the pattern of your iris or your fingerprint into the chip But encoding your DNA that would take up a lot of data to show a very small significant difference Any way why worry they're probably tracking you via your cell phone now anyway, and posting this on the web will have attracted the attention of the US Project Echelon :unsure: |
Re: ID Cards back in Blighty
Originally Posted by MikeUK
(Post 6947192)
DNA ?
I know they plan to encode a biometric identifier, such as the pattern of your iris or your fingerprint into the chip But encoding your DNA that would take up a lot of data to show a very small significant difference Any way why worry they're probably tracking you via your cell phone now anyway, and posting this on the web will have attracted the attention of the US Project Echelon :unsure: Echelon= :eek: |
Re: ID Cards back in Blighty
I already know who I am.
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Re: ID Cards back in Blighty
Here's an interesting one - if they tie the ID card to getting a passport as being proposed, does that mean even if you're an ex-pat abroad who maintains a British passport that you'll also have to maintain an ID card?
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Re: ID Cards back in Blighty
I think some kind of ID card for UK Permanent Residents would be useful. For example my OH is Canadian but has ILR (since he moved to the UK when he was 14) but the only evidence of this is a crappy stamp on his passport I think something like the Canadian PR card could be useful for proving his status.
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Re: ID Cards back in Blighty
Originally Posted by G77
(Post 6947238)
Here's an interesting one - if they tie the ID card to getting a passport as being proposed, does that mean even if you're an ex-pat abroad who maintains a British passport that you'll also have to maintain an ID card?
as it seems that immigration is one of the key reasons for the ID card |
Re: ID Cards back in Blighty
Originally Posted by Elaine B.
(Post 6947246)
I think some kind of ID card for UK Permanent Residents would be useful. For example my OH is Canadian but has ILR (since he moved to the UK when he was 14) but the only evidence of this is a crappy stamp on his passport I think something like the Canadian PR card could be useful for proving his status.
My wife has a UK page in her Canadian passport, in effect its almost a duplicate photo ID page that shows she has unlimited UK residence |
Re: ID Cards back in Blighty
Originally Posted by MikeUK
(Post 6947252)
They do now
My wife has a UK page in her Canadian passport, in effect its almost a duplicate photo ID page that shows she has unlimited UK residence |
Re: ID Cards back in Blighty
Originally Posted by geo4
(Post 6947101)
Your thoughts?
<1984> <2008> |
Re: ID Cards back in Blighty
I used to get worked up about it, but I seem to have survived having a Driver's License, a Health Card and a SIN card without coming to any
harm. So I don't see what the big deal would be. |
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