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No, they mean something like England already has for dentistry or social care or opticians - access is available if you pay for it, and not much available if yo
by DanBC 4y ago
No, they mean something like England already has for dentistry or social care or opticians - access is available if you pay for it, and not much available if you can't pay for it.
- 543g43g43 4y agoSounds like what we have already! Given OP's choice of words ("two-tier"), it brought to mind something more like the European system.