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Anyone (without distinction other than being an adult of working age) not fitting the closed system profile should anticipate/expect some sort of 'catch-up' payment/surchage (whether it's a 100% or a proportional contribution can be debated but the principal remains) should they subsequently have need to access benefit of the NHS (or alternatively provide private insurance cover for any personal health eventuality meantime). You are quite correct to point out the wider choice governments must make where national healthcare is concerned but that is a very different more long term question of policy and political will - for all the best reasons the UK made it's decision in 1946 and adjustments (rightly or wrongly) have been made in the interim. Crass decisions in the meantime don't make things better and that's one such situation that we are discussing here. Maybe it's a subject not specifically appropriate to this Forum but it's an interesting, eye opening response... |
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