By Andy McCue
Published: Monday 16 May 2005
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Name
Julian Nicholls
Location
Lymington, UK
Occupation
Software Engineer
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I don't have any particular problem with an ID card. Indeed, I would probably carry one happily if they weren't compulsory.
However, I doubt the government's ability to implement it efficiently. This is not a cheap shot at our government, I would be just as fearful if any of the other parties were in.
Expensive, dangerous white elephant:
This proje...
Richard
I don't have any particular problem with an ID car...
Julian Nicholls
forget the cost and consent for now...how will the...
Richard Davies
The writing is on the wall in the UK... Compulsory...
Anonymous
Apart from the well known arguments as to why the ...
Roger Huffadine
The card is not a problem, apart from the cost and...
Karen Challinor
Polititons and governments have proved over the ye...
Trev
The card itself contains very little data
What ...
Karen Challinor
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