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Orders of the Day — Identity Cards Bill (16 Mar 2006): Anne Snelgrove: ...but either he has cloth ears or he has problems with semantics. I used to be an English teacher, so I shall give him an English lesson if that is what he wants. In our manifesto, we understood that ID cards would be "rolling out on a voluntary basis as people renewed their passports". We know what that means. If the right hon. Gentleman does not, that is his problem. The House of Lords...
Orders of the Day — Identity Cards Bill (16 Mar 2006): Anne Snelgrove: ...forum in the run-up to last year's general election, and as such I took a close interest in the manifesto's development. I am pleased to remind him, and ask him to confirm, that that manifesto said that we "would introduce ID cards, including biometric data like fingerprints, backed up by a national register and rolling out initially on a voluntary basis as people renewed their passports"....

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