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Asked if the number and increase of A8 nationals in to the country last year was too high the PMOS replied that what was important was the contribution that migration was making to the economy, that we had the means to make sure that people were working in the legal economy, rather than the illegal economy, and that we had a points system which was being introduced. People have to again ask themselves, what would be the impact if we did not have the contribution that migration made to the economy in terms of inflation and in terms of the job market.

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What on earth are A8 nationals?
Comment by Owen Blacker — 6 Nov 2006 on 4:36 pm | Link

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