Petition open for citizens to vote for EU Passports
Discussion
Sign up to support in the link below.
http://ec.europa.eu/citizens-initiative/public/ini...
Subject matter:
Guaranteeing European citizens free movement by a Universal Instrument
Main objectives:
For the better functioning of a free market, in the interest of the Union and in order to comply with the duty of care towards all its citizens, we beg the Commission to delineate a method by which all Europeans of good standing may be granted a signal & permanent instrument of their status and of their right to free movement throughout the Union by way of a unified document of laissez-passer as permitted by Article (4) of Council Regulation 1417/2013, or by another method
Only 17,000 signatures so far, so some way to go.
Note - there is no guarantee this will provide a solution for UK citizens post brexit, but it could be a useful vehicle.
http://ec.europa.eu/citizens-initiative/public/ini...
Subject matter:
Guaranteeing European citizens free movement by a Universal Instrument
Main objectives:
For the better functioning of a free market, in the interest of the Union and in order to comply with the duty of care towards all its citizens, we beg the Commission to delineate a method by which all Europeans of good standing may be granted a signal & permanent instrument of their status and of their right to free movement throughout the Union by way of a unified document of laissez-passer as permitted by Article (4) of Council Regulation 1417/2013, or by another method
Only 17,000 signatures so far, so some way to go.
Note - there is no guarantee this will provide a solution for UK citizens post brexit, but it could be a useful vehicle.
///ajd said:
Sign up to support in the link below.
http://ec.europa.eu/citizens-initiative/public/ini...
Subject matter:
Guaranteeing European citizens free movement by a Universal Instrument
Main objectives:
For the better functioning of a free market, in the interest of the Union and in order to comply with the duty of care towards all its citizens, we beg the Commission to delineate a method by which all Europeans of good standing may be granted a signal & permanent instrument of their status and of their right to free movement throughout the Union by way of a unified document of laissez-passer as permitted by Article (4) of Council Regulation 1417/2013, or by another method
Only 17,000 signatures so far, so some way to go.
Note - there is no guarantee this will provide a solution for UK citizens post brexit, but it could be a useful vehicle.
Not surprising there's only 17,000 - that's probably about the total number of nutters out there who don't understand what is going on, but just sign anything regardless.http://ec.europa.eu/citizens-initiative/public/ini...
Subject matter:
Guaranteeing European citizens free movement by a Universal Instrument
Main objectives:
For the better functioning of a free market, in the interest of the Union and in order to comply with the duty of care towards all its citizens, we beg the Commission to delineate a method by which all Europeans of good standing may be granted a signal & permanent instrument of their status and of their right to free movement throughout the Union by way of a unified document of laissez-passer as permitted by Article (4) of Council Regulation 1417/2013, or by another method
Only 17,000 signatures so far, so some way to go.
Note - there is no guarantee this will provide a solution for UK citizens post brexit, but it could be a useful vehicle.
on R4's More Or Less some months ago, there was some info regarding obtaining an EU passport
If you have Irish parents/Grandparents (born in either Ireland or Northern Ireland), you can apply for an Irish passport (EU) passport
They estimated that this could apply to approx 7m in UK
If you have Irish parents/Grandparents (born in either Ireland or Northern Ireland), you can apply for an Irish passport (EU) passport
They estimated that this could apply to approx 7m in UK
MikeyC said:
on R4's More Or Less some months ago, there was some info regarding obtaining an EU passport
If you have Irish parents/Grandparents (born in either Ireland or Northern Ireland), you can apply for an Irish passport (EU) passport
They estimated that this could apply to approx 7m in UK
That's a passport issued by Ireland.If you have Irish parents/Grandparents (born in either Ireland or Northern Ireland), you can apply for an Irish passport (EU) passport
They estimated that this could apply to approx 7m in UK
There is no such thing as an EU passport, all passports are issued by a country.
FN2TypeR said:
JawKnee said:
fblm said:
///ajd said:
...a solution for UK citizens post brexit...
A solution for what?Some do.
Its interesting to see how as well as not seeing the point themselves, many are very eager to deny that right to others.
sidicks said:
JawKnee said:
A solution to losing the automatic right to free movement, freedom to work and vote in the largest political union on the planet.
Fortunately those of us who have something to offer other countries won't need this in order to work abroad!!///ajd said:
FN2TypeR said:
JawKnee said:
fblm said:
///ajd said:
...a solution for UK citizens post brexit...
A solution for what?Some do.
Its interesting to see how as well as not seeing the point themselves, many are very eager to deny that right to others.
Just as is the case now, where predominantly white Europeans have rights denied to predominantly non-white people from non-EU nations.
Where is your revolt against the racist policies of the EU?
///ajd said:
Its all too evident many brexiteers don't care about it at all.
Some do.
Its interesting to see how as well as not seeing the point themselves, many are very eager to deny that right to others.
My missus is from a non-EU country, my car is from the far East, I don't particularly want to up sticks to some EU country as I find it quite pleasant here in the UK. Does anybody really think that the usual sunny holiday destinations in the EU, Spain, greek islands etc. will suddenly be closed to British tourists after Brexit? Weird, unworkable 'idea'.....Some do.
Its interesting to see how as well as not seeing the point themselves, many are very eager to deny that right to others.
///ajd said:
FN2TypeR said:
JawKnee said:
fblm said:
///ajd said:
...a solution for UK citizens post brexit...
A solution for what?Perhaps you could also point out how the 'many' are trying to deny such a right, and how the 'many' could deny the right?
Personally I don't have a problem with it, although I have no desire to follow your lead.
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