Having been threatened with a £1,000 fine last year for not completing my electoral roll form in time, the Government appears to be missing out on a considerable revenue stream.
The Electoral Commission believes about 8% (3.7m) of people eligible to vote were not on the electoral register in 2000. That's a lot of fines!
How can critics blame a fall in the number of registered voters in Northern Ireland on using National Insurance numbers to check eligibility? Maybe some of those registered voters were fraudulent in the first place.
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I'm not registering.
This countries a fooked up hell hole.
I'm off to somewhere where they make it difficult for me to get in.
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