“It really is in everyone’s interest to restore that fluidity at the border” states Deputy Chairman of European Scrutiny Committee
Seven members of the House of Commons European Scrutiny Committee visited the Rock this week, arriving on Tuesday and departing today. The visit comes after the Committee had received numerous representations from Gibraltar residents, namely, blue ID card holders who had been concerned with their experiences on the Gibraltar-Spain land border.
Mr Jones added that the visit is not only regarding issues being faced by non-red ID card holders, but also to do with the treaty as a whole. “But certainly, we did have a number of people write to us to say that they were concerned about their experiences on the border” he said, adding these were mostly people holding blue Gibraltarian ID Cards.
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