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If it’s an emergency in terms of life and death then no they should be treated but if not classed as an emergency then y…

Critical Emergency should be free. However, things like GP services should not be, and non critical NHS services.

No, frontline care such as GP visits should be free but we should require visitors to show proof of insurance before ent…

Yes because when we travel abroad then we have to pay for insurance otherwise we have to pay for treatment.

Visiors should be expected to have health insurance when visiting the UK, just as UK citizens are expected to do when tr…

Provide the care regardless of ability to pay at point of service, but charge foreignors even though it will be difficul…

if that’s is the policy in their reciprocal country, then yes. If the UK has an agreement or treaty like with Australia,…

Yes, but they should still be given emergency care and be given a plan so that they can pay it off in the future bit by…

no, the visitors’ governments should then they can seek repayment from the individual/insurer as they wish.

Yes, but access to emergency treatment should not be denied. They should be liable to pay at a later date and the infras…

No, as those who need emergency should not be denied. Would be ideal to be reciprocated world wide. But getting consulte…

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