That is the price to pay if you do not want to implement a comprehensive resident database with unique identifiers. Which UK refuses to do. It’s a choice I do n

That is the price to pay if you do not want to implement a comprehensive resident database with unique identifiers. Which UK refuses to do. It’s a choice I do not get (it demonstrably does not lead to a surveillance state and does not stop fraudulent profiling of people) but it’s theirs to make. It comes with consequences, though.