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201 See e g. EU – Albania agreement, Xxxxx X. On the other hand, the proofs listed in the Algerian agreements, which are not in the Community agreements are: - photocopies of valid or expired laissez-passer; - photocopy of a valid identity card; - photocopy of service records.202 Proof listed in the Spanish and Italian agreements with Algeria, but not the EU, the Swiss or the United Kingdom agreements with Algeria are: - applications for residence permits, or photocopies of the same; - applications for extension of residence permits, or photocopies of the same;203 The proofs listed only in the Spanish agreement with Algeria but not in the Community agreements are: - consular card of registration, or photocopies; - application for visa, or photocopies; - photocopy of an expired identity card.204 Photocopies of passports, valid or expired, are considered proof in the Algerian agreements, but only presumption of nationality in the Community agreements.205 Clearly, Italy and especially Spain, would be in a much better position with their current agreements than with a Community agreement that would supersede their existing ones, provided that the agreement with Algeria were to be identical to the ones with Albania and Sri Lanka. United Kingdom would also be in a better position with their old agreement rather than with a new Community agreement, if they were to choose not to “opt in” on the Algerian agreement. Switzerland, not a member state, is not bound by the Community agreement. Cases where people gain access to the Community because of these differences in the readmission agreements will probably be rare though, since the only evidence where the Community agreements are harsher than the UK and Swiss agreements are regarding xxxxxx’x registration records, and citizenship certificates. However, persons who gain access to the Community would also gain access to Switzerland and the United Kingdom.