As I understand it wasn't until April that skilled non eu immigrants seeking work tier 2 visas had to even provide a Crimial Record check. Teachers, doctors, etc.
It was up to the applicant to declare it.
If Aueirs appeal has been heard and a decision made, but not made public by the court, surely his legal team have inside info as to if it was successful.
If we are applying for a work permit we surely must know.
If he was denied entry from playing one game he's not getting a work permit if it hasn't been successful.. He will have to do community service, in France, I should think.
So, if we have agreed a deal, a contract and he's had a medical why not announce it subject to the formality of a work permit.
If his conviction has been overturned then that's what it should be.
There is no reason for them to deny it, he has the points and he's got no conviction.
Am I missing something here.