Mr. Nick Henderson:

This problem arises with driving licences. Somebody is in the asylum procedure has a card from the International Protection Office which stipulates that it is not an identification card. If that person produces that card when they try to get a driving licence from the relevant authority they encounter difficulties. The authority says that they do not have sufficient ID to get a driving licence. This may require a simple communication to the National Driver Licence Authority to the effect that people in the asylum procedure are entitled to a driving licence if they meet the other required tests. It does not seem to be a particularly difficult issue. It could be overcome by communication to and from the National Driver Licence Authority.