As Brendan is doing some specific case study examples on this now, I was thinking about the people who may use the PIA but are not resident in the country - my understanding is you need to be domiciled in Ireland which many Irish people will be regardless of how long they have lived abroad.
With this in mind - how are they going to assess the minimum living standard on a country by country basis? If someone lives in London (expensive city) does it get increases as opposed to someone living North England (Newcastle etc) where it is cheaper?
Has anyone come across this or have any thoughts on it?
Does this provide non-residents more ammunition when negotiating with Banks etc?
With this in mind - how are they going to assess the minimum living standard on a country by country basis? If someone lives in London (expensive city) does it get increases as opposed to someone living North England (Newcastle etc) where it is cheaper?
Has anyone come across this or have any thoughts on it?
Does this provide non-residents more ammunition when negotiating with Banks etc?