Police control of classified information

[Richard Clayton]

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In article <20090426210842.GB31539@davros.org>, Clive D.W. Feather
<clive@davros.org> writes

>And every time I've used visa waiver, the form has said "... or ever had a
>visa cancelled", *NOT* saying "with prejudice". So I tick "yes" and then
>have to explain.

In that case you didn't read the flyer they gave you when they cancelled
your "indefinite" visa ...  or they had run out the day that they
cancelled yours :-(

Certainly the little leaflet they gave me when they cancelled mine made
it quite clear that it didn't count as a cancellation in the sense of the
green forms; and I was not to check that box.

Sadly, the A2 visa that they gave me when I was working for the House of
Lords was a one-time only credential (the Committee Clerk got one that
was valid for two years). However, the fact that I once had such a status
may still pop up on their screen, because the people at the desks are
very much nicer to me nowadays than I recall them being in the past :)

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richard                                                   Richard Clayton

Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary 
Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety. Benjamin Franklin 11 Nov 1755

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