I honestly dont think the structure at has been generated in the US will work as it stands today. There are a lot of edge cases they're not discussing, i.e. if people move to another state how do they track it? If people leave the country? I know a bunch of issues like these, that took a while to iron out in Australia that will likely take a while in the US too. I hope it doesn't get thrown away before it gets the chance to settle in.
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Hey, we have that in Europe too.
Great step americans. Now join us also on health-care ;-).
I honestly dont think the structure at has been generated in the US will work as it stands today. There are a lot of edge cases they're not discussing, i.e. if people move to another state how do they track it? If people leave the country? I know a bunch of issues like these, that took a while to iron out in Australia that will likely take a while in the US too. I hope it doesn't get thrown away before it gets the chance to settle in.
Judging by the strong negative opinions expressed in the top comments, I am not sure that is going to be the case :)