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Post by oldie on Aug 29, 2024 12:31:24 GMT
"In principle the youth of today have no problems with mobility in Europe" So that's not quite true then Yes, it is true. Why don't you point out the so-called problems that the youth face with mobility in the EU? I maybe being a bit thick here, but can Brits below a certain age remain in a EU country longer than 90 days?
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Post by baldrick on Aug 29, 2024 12:53:48 GMT
Yes, it is true. Why don't you point out the so-called problems that the youth face with mobility in the EU? I maybe being a bit thick here, but can Brits below a certain age remain in a EU country longer than 90 days? www.gov.uk/working-abroad
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Post by baldrick on Aug 29, 2024 12:55:44 GMT
Look at the government link I posted. I was only asking in principle, I take it you don't want to commit without knowing the terms, fair enough, but I'm not asking you to sign up to anything, just whether you'd be willing in principle. The link you posted as no relevance though. The proposal has been put forward by the German Government, not the UK Government. In principle the youth of today have no problems with mobility in Europe, really they don't. I am a political cynic and I wonder just what is behind this German proposal. As I have said, could it be used to offload a lot of migrants from Germany, who just happen to be under the age of 35? The devil is, as always with politicians, in the detail. Did you read the link?
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Post by oldie on Aug 29, 2024 13:01:14 GMT
I maybe being a bit thick here, but can Brits below a certain age remain in a EU country longer than 90 days? www.gov.uk/working-abroadYep...
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Post by Nobbygas on Aug 29, 2024 13:15:45 GMT
Yes, it is true. Why don't you point out the so-called problems that the youth face with mobility in the EU? I maybe being a bit thick here, but can Brits below a certain age remain in a EU country longer than 90 days? Yeah Oldie, you are being a bit thick.
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Post by Nobbygas on Aug 29, 2024 13:17:12 GMT
The link you posted as no relevance though. The proposal has been put forward by the German Government, not the UK Government. In principle the youth of today have no problems with mobility in Europe, really they don't. I am a political cynic and I wonder just what is behind this German proposal. As I have said, could it be used to offload a lot of migrants from Germany, who just happen to be under the age of 35? The devil is, as always with politicians, in the detail. Did you read the link? Yep, not all of it obviously. It went to the UK Government website. As I have already stated, the latest proposal comes from the German Government, so I assume that the details will be different.
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Post by Nobbygas on Aug 29, 2024 13:24:13 GMT
As I keep saying, and none of you seem to be able to answer, just what is a "youth"?. Under 35's,as proposed, doesn't cut it for me. And what is "Mobility"? Does this mean freedom of movement? Just what does "Youth Mobility" entail?
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Post by baldrick on Aug 29, 2024 13:52:44 GMT
As I keep saying, and none of you seem to be able to answer, just what is a "youth"?. Under 35's,as proposed, doesn't cut it for me. And what is "Mobility"? Does this mean freedom of movement? Just what does "Youth Mobility" entail? As shown on the government website I linked. Youth classed as 18-30 and to 35 in some cases. Mobility being right to live and work for 2 years, Australia, New Zealand and Canada can extend a further year. It's not freedom of movement.
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Post by bluetornados on Aug 29, 2024 15:41:22 GMT
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Post by lostinspace on Aug 29, 2024 16:06:25 GMT
while i detest smoking and being in the close proximity of the things, IF this goes ahead then it will sign the death knell of many pubs who have decent sized outside facilities , and not really sure it will do that much for the health of the nation over the next 10 years
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Post by oldie on Aug 29, 2024 16:29:45 GMT
I maybe being a bit thick here, but can Brits below a certain age remain in a EU country longer than 90 days? Yeah Oldie, you are being a bit thick. But bloody lovely mind 😂😂
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Post by oldie on Aug 29, 2024 16:30:55 GMT
As I keep saying, and none of you seem to be able to answer, just what is a "youth"?. Under 35's,as proposed, doesn't cut it for me. And what is "Mobility"? Does this mean freedom of movement? Just what does "Youth Mobility" entail? As shown on the government website I linked. Youth classed as 18-30 and to 35 in some cases. Mobility being right to live and work for 2 years, Australia, New Zealand and Canada can extend a further year. It's not freedom of movement. But Nobby said they can already do that...there is no problem ðŸ¤
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Post by oldie on Aug 29, 2024 16:32:08 GMT
while i detest smoking and being in the close proximity of the things, IF this goes ahead then it will sign the death knell of many pubs who have decent sized outside facilities , and not really sure it will do that much for the health of the nation over the next 10 years Not on its own, but if it helps suppress demand, as did the 2006 change then the long term benefits will accrue
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Post by baselswh on Aug 29, 2024 18:09:33 GMT
while i detest smoking and being in the close proximity of the things, IF this goes ahead then it will sign the death knell of many pubs who have decent sized outside facilities , and not really sure it will do that much for the health of the nation over the next 10 years Not on its own, but if it helps suppress demand, as did the 2006 change then the long term benefits will accrue Might as well stop drinking in pubs,"then the long term benifits will accrue".
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Post by oldie on Aug 29, 2024 18:19:51 GMT
Not on its own, but if it helps suppress demand, as did the 2006 change then the long term benefits will accrue Might as well stop drinking in pubs,"then the long term benifits will accrue". Anything original to add? In your own words? No? Then better to say nothing
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Post by Nobbygas on Aug 29, 2024 18:47:25 GMT
As shown on the government website I linked. Youth classed as 18-30 and to 35 in some cases. Mobility being right to live and work for 2 years, Australia, New Zealand and Canada can extend a further year. It's not freedom of movement. But Nobby said they can already do that...there is no problem 🤠No Oldie, wrong again. I was asking just what "mobility" means?
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Post by oldie on Aug 29, 2024 18:59:46 GMT
But Nobby said they can already do that...there is no problem 🤠No Oldie, wrong again. I was asking just what "mobility" means? No you didn't You stated there were no mobility problems in the EU. When clearly, for British Citizens, there are absolute constraints. But still, having relinquished opportunities for our younger people, we now have control of our borders, as promised. Don't we?? Oh....ðŸ¤ðŸ¤ðŸ¤
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Post by baselswh on Aug 29, 2024 19:25:41 GMT
Might as well stop drinking in pubs,"then the long term benifits will accrue". Anything original to add? In your own words? No? Then better to say nothing Well if you're concerned about health benifits,but of course you're not,you're just backing 2TK.
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Post by oldie on Aug 29, 2024 20:34:16 GMT
Anything original to add? In your own words? No? Then better to say nothing Well if you're concerned about health benifits,but of course you're not,you're just backing 2TK. ðŸ¤ðŸ¤
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Post by Nobbygas on Aug 30, 2024 7:25:07 GMT
No Oldie, wrong again. I was asking just what "mobility" means? No you didn't You stated there were no mobility problems in the EU. When clearly, for British Citizens, there are absolute constraints. But still, having relinquished opportunities for our younger people, we now have control of our borders, as promised. Don't we?? Oh....ðŸ¤ðŸ¤ðŸ¤ We are just going round in circles as you seem unable to grasp simple things. As I have asked, what is "mobility"? If it is freedom to move around, and stay in Europe for limited amounts of time, then we already have it and there are no problems. If it means freedom to work for a number of years, then that is freedom of movement and is something completely different. The term "youth mobility" is misleading.
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