Post by Mitch on Jul 28, 2005 9:58:52 GMT
Who will pay for this scheme?
We will pay for it largely out of our own pockets. An “enhanced” biometric passport, which includes entry on the national register, will cost around £85. An ID card without a passport will on current estimates cost between £35 and £40. There will be a charge for the renewal or replacement of cards.
Clause 37 also allows the Secretary of State (with the permission of the Treasury) to pass regulations to apply additional charges for a range of circumstances such as disclosure of information and modification of information on the register.
HOW MUCH MORE MONEY DO THEY WANT OUT OF OUR SHRINKING POCKETS!!
We will pay for it largely out of our own pockets. An “enhanced” biometric passport, which includes entry on the national register, will cost around £85. An ID card without a passport will on current estimates cost between £35 and £40. There will be a charge for the renewal or replacement of cards.
Clause 37 also allows the Secretary of State (with the permission of the Treasury) to pass regulations to apply additional charges for a range of circumstances such as disclosure of information and modification of information on the register.
HOW MUCH MORE MONEY DO THEY WANT OUT OF OUR SHRINKING POCKETS!!
