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Old 06-04-2005, 08:07   #10
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Re: ID card Bill dropped

This is good news.
Don't get me wrong, I'm for ID cards as I've seen the benifits a well thought out and implimented ID card scheme can bring to people in other countries (where the locals also don't have an issue with cards either)
Its just (from current evidence) I have no confidence in Labour to impliment such a scheme correctly.
If they did try, you can practically guarentee that it would be late, way over budget, and not do what it's supposed to do!
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