For gibber:
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Originally posted by 4thTimeLucky
Another option - one of several
I do not suggest that Jane Doe should carry around nine forms of ID. I suggest:
- Jane Doe be required to visit her driving licence registry office.
- She must bring four forms of quality ID: birth certificate, national insurance card, wage slips, utility bills, passport (if she has one), bank statements. These are all accepted for other government purposes and can be accepted here.
- She will give her fingerprint, which is stored on a computer database with all the other fingerprints
- She registers the details of her cars.
- In return she is given an ID card that lists her name and details along with the details of her cars.
- In the unlikely event she is ever pulled over by the police (I know of noone who ever has been) she will show the card. They will ask to see a credit card or other form of ID (I think they do this in UK). They will check her car registration matches her ID card. They will, if they have any doubts, take her fingerprint and check it back at the station.
- Any cost for the registration process will be charged to Jane Doe in the form of a special registration fee.
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denim, try and place all comments in 1 post?
Anyways, my opinion is that a licence should carry some form of identification, but that the form of identification need not be photo if this violates someone's beliefs in some way.