Hello
. Well I am not a senior member of the forum but would like to contribute.
So far as I could tell Cameron was very vague about the final details. However he did mention that there were proposals on "clamping down on non EU migrants who had gained residency in another EU state entering Britain" something that "Theresa May supports" on Sky News.
This to me sounded like an attack on Surrinder Singhers and I had hoped that Sky's political editors or Cameron himself would expand on this further but they didnt. In fact Murnagham tried to grill the leader of one of the "In" Campaign saying "non EU migrants are taking advantage of EU migration routes to enter Britain" to which he responded "what do you mean by that are you saying people get citzenship easily in other EU countries and move to Britain.....". I tried to look for the clip on Sky but couldn't find it as I watched it live.
The way I see it it was quite clear who they were targeting but for whatever reason there was tinkering around the edges by the media and Mr Cameron. Just like they introduced centre of life rules a few years ago perhaps the UK gov has found another loophole they are going to try and exploit to make Surrinder Singh more difficult. But so long as Britain remains in the EEA even if it leaves the EU, I stand corrected but the treaties that allow free movement of persons and capital will remain intact.