Trade expert corrects Brexiteer who believes the Australian system would benefit the UK

According to Priti Patel, the home secretary, the Australian government is advising British ministers on Boris Johnson’s plans to introduce a points-based system for migrants in the wake of Brexit –

that the Department of Home Affairs in Canberra was “engaging” with the Home Office over plans for a new scheme intended to restore public faith in immigration control.Peter Dutton is leading a department in Australia that’s only been around for two years but they are engaging with us on the points style.

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