Then Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform, Paschal Donohoe, at the Public Services Card Centre, D’Olier House in Dublin after he registered for a PSC in 2016; Washington Post
Um.
Loughlin O’Nolan tweetz:
The Public Services Card has made Bloomberg and the Washington Post. Not in a good way either.
Emmanuel Macron wants to scan your face (Washington Post)
Meanwhile…
https://t.co/v3nC9mf6FL pic.twitter.com/VMbO2GE1Zv
— Simon McGarr (@Tupp_Ed) October 4, 2019
Previously: Public Services Card on Broadsheet
Sponsored Link
if you’ve passed thru Dublin Airport over the last year it’s job done for you already thanks to strategic partners Rockwell Collins. They make lots of other interesting stuff too.
“Passenger Facilitation” lol
https://www.rockwellcollins.com/Products-and-Services/Airports/Passenger-Facilitation/ARINC-biometrics-services.aspx
Simon “I told ya so” McGarr. A stalwart and patriot.
Has Zappone relented on her illegal requirement for a PSC to access childcare? The Phoenix mag thinks Zappone is sniffing around for a UN posting. She’s not likely to be re-elected.
Meanwhile it remains 3-1 to the Data Protection Commissioner after Ross, Coveney and Flanagan u-turned on their requiring the PSC to obtain official documentation.
Function creep
I’ll be hacking that
+1 creep