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Written Ministerial Statements — Home Office: Statement of Changes in Immigration Rules ( 7 Dec 2023)

James Cleverly: ...in France, to visit the UK on an organised educational trip without the usual passport or visit visa requirements. EU, other EEA and Swiss national children will be able to travel on their national identity card. Visa national children will still be required to travel on their passport but will not have to obtain a visit visa. Introduction of new Appendix Victim of Domestic Abuse We...

Written Answers — Home Office: British Nationals Abroad: Gaza (17 Nov 2023)

Robert Jenrick: In the UK, the Immigration Rules require all arriving passengers to establish their eligibility for admission. To maintain a safe and secure border, a passenger’s passport or national identity card is checked electronically and visually. We are confident that extra checks take place when necessary.

Written Answers — Home Office: Airports: Racial Discrimination (26 Oct 2023)

Lord Murray of Blidworth: ...of other security and policing authorities at Airports. The Immigration Rules require all arriving passengers to establish their eligibility for admission. Every passenger’s passport or national identity card is checked electronically and there are also times when extra checks are conducted.

Voter Identification Scheme (14 Sep 2023)

Rachel Maclean: ...time, the Liberal Democrat Front-Bench spokes- person told Parliament that “we accept the need for a Bill… The Liberal Democrats…welcome the Government’s intention to introduce an electoral identity card”—[Official Report, 10 July 2001; Vol. 371, c. 705-707.] That legislation passed Second Reading without a vote. If we separate the points of substance and process from...

Veterans UK — [Esther McVey in the Chair] (21 Jun 2023)

Gill Furniss: ...have quicker access to the health, housing and charity services that they need. We should all support this scheme. However, of the 13,000 recorded veterans in Sheffield, only 218 have received their identity card. The Minister pledged several months ago that he would shave off his eyebrows if every veteran had not received their card by the end of 2023. I hope that he can get to grips with...

Public Bill Committee: Data Protection and Digital Information (No. 2) Bill: Examination of Witnesses (10 May 2023)

...think the Government support of this under digital verification services, part 2 of the Bill, is critical to make sure it happens. It is opt-in. We are not saying to people that they have to get an identity card, which obviously is not hugely popular; but if we can demonstrate the value of having a digital identity, with support and trust—with the trust framework and certification with...

Voter ID - Commons Urgent Question ( 3 May 2023)

Lord Cormack: My Lords, I return to a subject that I raised yesterday. It would be so much easier and sensible for all of us if we had an identity card that we could produce on all necessary occasions. There would then be no question of some people not having one of the designated documents, because they would all have the same. Could this please be looked at again if, as I suspect, the figures from...

Voter Authority Certificates - Question ( 2 May 2023)

Lord Cormack: My Lords, does my noble friend not agree that the best form of voter authority certificate would be an identity card? Will she also reflect on her own remarks about postal voting? Where there has been manifest corruption in recent years, it has been not at the ballot box in the station but among postal voters.

Written Answers — Home Office: Passports: Dual Nationality ( 4 Apr 2023)

Robert Jenrick: ...UK at https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/names-aligning-na mes-on-foreign-documents) when they will add an observation to show the customer has a foreign passport, travel document or national identity card in a different name. The observation will name the country that the foreign passport, travel document or national identity document is from, rather than the nationality status.

Business of the House (23 Mar 2023)

Andrew Bridgen: ...plans for the introduction of digital IDs, which have recently been trumpeted by Tony Blair, the heir apparent to the World Economic Forum throne and, interestingly, the original proponent of the identity card plans that the electorate rejected at the ballot box?

Passports: Strike Action and Voter ID - Private Notice Question (20 Mar 2023)

Lord Murray of Blidworth: ...suffice including: a passport—needless to say—issued by the UK, any of the Channel Islands, the Isle of Man, any British Overseas Territory, an EEA state or Commonwealth country; a national identity card issued by an EEA state; a driving licence; a blue badge; an older person’s or disabled person’s bus pass; an Oyster 60+ card funded by the Government of the United Kingdom; a...

Voter Identification (21 Feb 2023)

Lee Rowley: ...2001, when he spoke on this subject on behalf of the Liberal Democrats: “we accept the need for a Bill…The Liberal Democrats also welcome the Government’s intention to introduce an electoral identity card”. —[Official Report, 10 July 2001; Vol. 371, c. 706.] What has changed?

Written Answers — Department for Transport: Electric Vehicles: Charging Points ( 6 Feb 2023)

Jesse Norman: ...at all of their public chargepoints by connecting to a third party roaming provider. Consumers will be able to pay to charge across multiple networks using a single app or RFID (radio frequency identity) card.

Written Answers — Home Office: Immigration Controls: Students (16 Jan 2023)

Robert Jenrick: ...: How many people are detained or returned? - GOV.UK The Immigration Rules require all arriving passengers to establish their eligibility for admission. Every passenger’s passport or national identity card is checked electronically and there are also times when extra checks are conducted. Whilst this means on occasions arriving passengers, including some students, are held up by...

Voter Identification Regulations 2022 - Motion to Approve: Amendment to the Motion (13 Dec 2022)

Lord Cormack: ...that has been uttered during this interesting debate underlines the feeling that I have had for a long time that it would be a really sensible thing for us to go back and re-examine the case for an identity card. It would have many other uses. We are bedevilled by immigration problems. An identity card would be one document that everyone could carry, and I commend it most warmly to the House.

Voter Identification Regulations 2022 - Motion to Approve (13 Dec 2022)

Baroness Scott of Bybrook: ...elections. The Liberal Democrat Front Bench told Parliament that “we accept the need for a Bill ... The Liberal Democrats also welcome the Government’s intention to introduce an electoral identity card.”—[ Official Report, Commons, 10/7/01; cols. 705-07.] The legislation passed Second Reading without a vote. I would therefore urge noble Lords to join me in opposing this amendment....

Council Tax (12 Dec 2022)

Lee Rowley: For the record: a United Kingdom passport, a passport issued by an EEA state or Commonwealth country, a full driving licence, a provisional driving licence, a UK biometric immigration document, an identity card bearing proof of age, a standard scheme hologram PASS card, a defence identity card, a blue badge, a voter authority certificate or a temporary voter authority certificate, an...

Backbench Business: International Human Rights Day — [Dame Maria Miller in the Chair] ( 8 Dec 2022)

Fiona Bruce: ...kept on death row in Pakistan for six years until this year. They were accused of sending blasphemous texts via a SIM card that had been obtained by someone using a duplicate of Kausar’s national identity card. Thanks to international advocacy, they were ultimately released, but only because the courts finally accepted that they could not possibly have sent the text messages because...

Written Answers — Home Office: Overseas Students: Detainees ( 2 Dec 2022)

Robert Jenrick: ...are detained or returned? - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)’ The Immigration Rules require all arriving passengers to establish their eligibility for admission. Every passenger’s passport or national identity card is checked electronically and there are also times when extra checks are conducted. Whilst this means on occasions arriving passengers, including some students, are held up by Border...

Written Answers — Home Office: Migrants: Detainees ( 2 Dec 2022)

Robert Jenrick: ...are detained or returned? - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)’ The Immigration Rules require all arriving passengers to establish their eligibility for admission. Every passenger’s passport or national identity card is checked electronically and there are also times when extra checks are conducted. Whilst this means on occasions arriving passengers, including some students, are held up by Border...


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