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I cannot find a Ministry of Housing order that says that.Many government agencies around the world have exempted the homeless from “stay-at-home” orders. Example: Travelodge is slammed for kicking homeless out of its hotels

The answer is probably. There are various networks that run ATMs, some being more widespread than others. These networks generally have a wide reach but not all are global. Each ATM is connected to (subscribes to?) a selection of these networks and can exchange account information with any machine or bank on the same network, in order to authorize transactions. So as long as the ATM you’re trying to use is attached to one of the networks Chase Bank uses you can withdraw money anywhere in the world.Personal validation- I have my accounts with RBC (Royal Bank of Canada), and have happily used my card with no problems in Seattle, Los Angeles, London , Istanbul in Turkey, and Mazatlan and Cabo San Lucas in Mexico. (The exchange rates you get while doing so are not as good as if you went to a “proper” currency exchange, but theyre not horrible, and there’s usually a higher transaction fee too, so fewer, larger withdrawals is better than lots of small ones within whatever your safety parameters are.)The only place my card didnt work was at the cheapo ATM at the gas station next to the Travelodge by LAX which is when I found out about the different networks that ATMs can be on. It was just my luck to find what may have been the only ATM in the entire city of Los Angeles not on the Interac system with my first attempt! Every other ATM I used during that trip was just fine.Blatant plug- I highly recommend Dollar Rent A Car at LAX if you’re in LA and need to rent a car.

A bit late, we should have done that in February or the very latest the beginning of March 2020. It was said we had a big surge in cases because British skiers went to different ski resorts than the Germans 🤔With 350, 000 passengers a day going through Heathrow and Gatwick it was a recipe for disaster.The U.K. is not a police state so we don’t keep records of how many Britons are abroad at any one time and estimates helpfully vary between 300,000 and 1 million at any one time. Let us go for worst case 1 million.If I was PM I would have directed right at the start that the insurance and travel industry would foot the bill for the repatriation of Britons abroad with return tickets.The capacity of Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted, Birmingham and Manchester for incoming flights is about 250,000 passengers or 2,000 flights per day.The limiting factor in requiring repatriated British citizens to stay in hotels under quarantine for 14 days are suitable hotels and room numbers. I’ve just picked out Premier Inn - 75,000 rooms, Travelodge - 42,000 rooms ….… and Holiday Inn - 20,000 roomsSo 137,000 rooms .. let’s say 60% are in suitable locations ie 82,000 rooms and that, a plucked from air occupancy of 1.5 per room giving 123,000 under quarantine at any one time, children under 12 could be released to the care of relatives/friends.I would have then taken a risk analysis by location, those from high risk countries would be accommodated at Premier Inn and Travelodge- 70,000 rooms/105,000 in quarantine for 14 days and low risk countries at Holiday Inn 12,000 rooms/18,000 in quarantine for 7 days This would enable in the first 2 week tranche 141,000 Britons to undergo quarantine according to their risk. Let’s throw in a ‘trickle’ effect on the repatriations and say this takes 3 weeks instead of 2.Whilst the first tranche is being processed, officials on the ground could establish ‘clusters’ of Britons and get them into isolation, those that successfully isolate under supervision for 14 days abroad in those clusters could then be flown back to the U.K. with just a temperature check at the airport and a swab taken for further checking. Of the remaining 860,000 - let’s throw some more guesses into the ring for pure speculation. Let’s say a third, 286,000, can prove 14 day isolation, they get fast tracked. In 3 weeks we have repatriated 427, 000 Britons.Those unable to prove successful isolation would be quarantined according to their risk factor. It would therefore be in the interests of Britons abroad to prove self isolation to get a fast track repatriation.Again as PM I would task my bean counters to come up with the ideal mix of high and low risk country repatriations for the 573,000 who are unable to prove a 14 day isolation abroad. One solution might be; low risk region unable to prove self isolation - we prioritise them and repatriate them if they can prove a 2 day isolation and quarantine them in the U.K. for 5 days. So a third of the remainder, 191,000 with a quarantine capacity of 123,000 means they could be repatriated and quarantined in a maximum of 10 days. So the tally is now 618,000 repatriated in 31 days with a reasonable certainty of quarantine. The remaining 382,000 by this time are either very unlucky in remote areas or just being damn awkward.As PM I would have ordered a lockdown minus.Everyone over 60 and those with certain health conditions would be directed to stay at home and furlough measures implementedCare homes to be placed in isolation with no visits, after one month this may be reviewed if screened areas are provided and face coverings worn (no exceptions)Restaurants under the same conditions ie pre-booked, distancing etc. Infringements subject to a minimum £1,000 fine not exceeding £10,000 and closurePubs and clubs would be closed. Pubs would be reviewed after one month but then the conditions would apply as for restaurants. Infringements subject to a minimum £1,000 fine not exceeding £10,000 and closureNo household mixing for the first month with the same exemptions, then to be reviewedIllegal gatherings subject to £75 fixed penalty for those attending and a £1,000 fine for the property owner/tenant rising to £10,000 if ten or more attend. Gatherings of 50 or more will attract a fine of £20,000 and seizure of all property and equipment involved eg sound/light systems, vehicles etcNo travel outside of a 15 km radius for exercise but certain places may be excluded as directed by the local authority eg beauty spots etc where people may congregate and form ‘hot spots’No travel by public transport except for work and other essential purposesLondon employers encouraged to stagger work start times to minimise ‘rush hour’ numbers using public transportMandatory face coverings in all public placesSchools remain openUniversities- distance learning onlyInternational travel will be opened up after one month (subject to review) but all arrivals whether U.K. nationals or not must quarantine for 14 days in designated hotels for which the traveler must payI am not criticising the PM, government or wish to politicise this. Pretty much all of the above was what I was thinking at the time. I am bloody furious with those who flouted the measures, they are killing, have killed people.I dislike Cummings but look at the hypocritical twats from the media, bugger all by way of social distancing there, their disdain for social distancing was repeated in other stories..