Submitted on Sunday 29th March 2020
Rejected on Friday 15th May 2020
Current status: Rejected
Rejection code: irrelevant (see below for details)
UK workers fund NHS, with opt out option, £5 per mth - gives NHS £150M per mth.
Every UK worker fund NHS, with opt out option, £5 per month. Based circa 30,000,000 working people this would generate £150 million per month, that's £1.8 billion per year. The time is right, the whole of the UK is behind the NHS, we need the NHS and the whole of the UK will support the NHS.
I am not a party politics pusher, I just want to support, like the majority of the UK, the greatest things this country has - the NHS. We could all be doing our bit, we can all afford it, we have the option to opt of if needed. But you watch, the UK will be fully behind this . . . some might say the UK government should be funding more (they can opt out). This is our (the workers of the UK's) opportunity to give a massive thank you to the NHS and offer ongoing continued support. THANK YOU NHS.
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The Government e-Petitions Team gave the following reason:
The UK Government is responsible for levying taxes, not is not responsible for organising fundraising.
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