rogersix
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- Jan 18, 2014
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Ah, I see. Thanks
I can do a full revolution in under a second on my chair, more time saved!
Ah, I see. Thanks
I can do a full revolution in under a second on my chair, more time saved!
I apologise, Some countries are still neotiating.
https://www.theguardian.com/society...adges-may-not-be-accepted-in-eu-due-to-brexit
Edit, in my defence, I believed what the Today programme actually said.
That Guardian article (belatedly!) should be called out. They say that certain countries don't accept UK blue disabled badges "because of Brexit", but they have had plenty of time to renew the agreement. Any country that has still not recognised the blue badges is doing it because they think a British disabled person shouldn't be entitled to the same consideration as an EU disabled person.
All EU disabled badges are recognised in the UK.
A lot of countries do, are Spain actually going to be checking?
That seems a bit petty if true.
So ‘project fear’ was actually ‘project reality’ and the ‘experts’ that the leavers had had enough of were actually right!
https://amp.theguardian.com/comment...es-dover-boris-johnson-tory-leadership-brexit
Yet the lying continues unabated.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/channel-delays-boris-johnson-brexit-b2130558.html?amp
If you don't like the Guardian, you can read this instead.
https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money...ed-blue-badges-not-recognised-EU-nations.html
That is for the hallowed Brexit thread Shirley?
That is for the hallowed Brexit thread Shirley?
Ah, I see. Thanks
Spinning your chair wouldn't help I would guess, although I'm not medically trained you know.
Why might you wish to do this?
He needs a lie down first. Been on every news bulletin across the channels for the past year and a half.
Wit a wot?
Nil desperandum, mon ami, I'm sure that our French colleagues will have picked up their socks and got their canards in a row by then.
It's the fault of our French cousins across the ocean.
I have it on good authority from a regular traveller on here, that it takes 2 seconds to check a passport, so your chair-spinning prowess would not save you time. Sorry - rules is rules.
Where would we be if there weren't any rules? Eh?
I have it on good authority from a regular traveller on here, that it takes 2 seconds to check a passport, so your chair-spinning prowess would not save you time. Sorry - rules is rules.
Where would we be if there weren't any rules? Eh?
If you don't like the Guardian, you can read this instead.
https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money...ed-blue-badges-not-recognised-EU-nations.html
It doesn't matter who reports on it. Thirty months ago, the reciprocal agreement ended because of Brexit. But thirty months on, any nation that hasn't had the common decency to say "yes, we will continue to accept them" is not doing it because of Brexit, they are doing it because they don't think disabled people with a British passport should get special parking rights to help them with their disability.
I mean, how long does it take? This negotiation should take 5 seconds. "Will you let disabled people continue with their existing rights?" "Yes, we will." There is no other acceptable answer.
The UK has managed to confirm that all EU nations' disabled badges will be accepted in the UK.
It doesn't matter who reports on it. Thirty months ago, the reciprocal agreement ended because of Brexit. But thirty months on, any nation that hasn't had the common decency to say "yes, we will continue to accept them" is not doing it because of Brexit, they are doing it because they don't think disabled people with a British passport should get special parking rights to help them with their disability.
I mean, how long does it take? This negotiation should take 5 seconds. "Will you let disabled people continue with their existing rights?" "Yes, we will." There is no other acceptable answer.
The UK has managed to confirm that all EU nations' disabled badges will be accepted in the UK.
Is there any evidence it was put into the withdrawal agreement? The one that nobody bothered reading, voted en masse for it, and then started squealing that it wasn't what they wanted? If they can mess up the NIP, you can be sure nobody bothered with little details like asking 27 different countries for reciprocal disabled parking agreements. We have ministers who can't even be bothered to turn up to committee meetings.
We were the ones who chose to leave.
Depends. The odd Guggenhiem bound culture-vulture landing in Bilbao wont get much attention; I'm sure I will be fine. Arrive from Gatwick reeking of cheap past-it's-sell-by date Wetherspoons lager you will surely get some attention. I'm sure the border officers will want to know they have enough euros to sustain a week of full-English's and lasagne and chips in the sun.
Why should it be put in the withdrawal agreement? Are you trying to defend France's (and 10 other countries') decision to refuse or delay parking concessions for disabled people?
Two questions.
1. In principle, is France correct to disallow parking concessions for disabled people if they happen to hold UK passports?
2. In principle, is the UK correct to permit parking concessions for disabled people even if they hold French passports?