The South Africans thought U.K. workers might and made sure nothing was brought into the country and made steps to ensure that if it was, the insurance companies picked up the bill for that and not the South African health service. I think we are seeing a re emergence of certain diseases we had got rid of being brought into this country again. Any idea how that is happening?
Freedom of Movement provided a flexible arrangement for people to work across 28 countries.
And yet there is still a shortage of workers on all 27 EU countries even though nasty Britain has sent them home. Why is that?
I implied nothing of the sort. I also didn’t imply that South Africa thought that British workers might carry diseases. I stated the fact that they wanted a health check and health insurance before being granted a work permit in 1981. Don’t you think it prudent that anyone working in this country from abroad be checked for their health and be insured to remove any possible burden in the U.K. health system before being granted a permit to work? I mean, it’s a bit self defeating if we allow farmer Giles to import cheap labour from abroad if the British taxpayer is going to be saddled with thousands of pounds of health treatment for that person.
Then they should pass a health check with ease and be relatively cheap to insure. What’s the problem with them doing that?
Ask the Government, they are the ones in control of our borders
So you agree that they should be checked?
I merely answered your question.
But you don’t seem to want to merely answer my follow up question. Any reason for that or is one answer your limit?
Only to those that come here illegally. That’s nothing to do with Brexit though, is it because I don't see boat loads of French and Germans coming across the channel, do you?
the 27 countries have more flexibility than isolated brexit Britain
