[LEAPSECS] Birth date question
Poul-Henning Kamp
phk at phk.freebsd.dk
Sun Jan 19 15:37:40 EST 2014
In message <7C853A0F-1460-4EB0-B8CE-B5CA5C06EB2E at batten.eu.org>, Ian Batten wri
tes:
>But your recorded date of birth can have quite noticeable effects
>at the one-day level. In England,
>the August 31st/September 1st boundary has marked effects on
>educational outcomes all the way
>through the system. Conversely, it potentially exposes parents
>to an additional year of childcare costs.
Yes, similar 'red lines' exist in most countries.
The point I made was that the state does not care what side of that
line any one particular kid lands.
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