Reciprocal living and working rights backed in UK, Australia, NZ and Canada

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Reciprocal living and working rights backed in
UK, Australia, NZ and Canada
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A new poll has found overwhelming support
within Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the
United Kingdom for granting nationals reciprocal
rights to live and work freely in each others
countries, as new immigration policies shortly to
take effect in the UK have the opposite effect.
The Royal Commonwealth Societys survey showed
that most people are in support of removing
barriers to live and work in the four countries,
with support among New Zealanders as high as 82.
Some 75 of Canadians, 70 of Australians and 58
of Britons are also in favour. Support has
skyrocketed among young adults aged between 18
and 35, with 90 of New Zealanders and 80 of
Australians in favour.