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Old 08-04-2005, 15:25   #107
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Re: ID card Bill dropped

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Originally Posted by me283
No Graham, I can't, because fraud is an unknown quantity, which is the point I've been trying to make all along. Yes there are a lot of ifs, but there are pretty much no certainties. If it is implemented...etc etc. Yes there are other "if"s, and I am not going to list them, before you try saying there is only one.

And just as the goverment under estimates/reports waiting lists, crime, unemployment, it's also likely to under estimate fraud to hide it's incompetence at preventing it.
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Originally Posted by andyl
If I have to produce my ID card? Note this is different to showing my driving licence, which illustrates my right to drive, not to exist.
Driving licence illustrates your identity, checking on the current databases confirms your right to drive, ownership of vehicle, confirmation of details given to requesting officer etc.

Just holding a driving licence does not mean you have the right to drive.
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