Vote on easing rules on player Test team switches

Very true it isn't but in my opinion once you reach eighteen and you have played for one country (irrespective of sport) then that's it. In my experience most folks with dual nationalities/qualifications know which is "their country" the country they feel most allegiance to and you should play for your country and not someone else's.

Let's not be silly.
 

You and me both FHLH!

I remember the story the late Emlyn Hughes told about Don Revie just after he became England manager. He called the players together for an urgent meeting. Anticipating some news about Revie's plans, tactics and so on the players eagerly attended to hear Revie tell them that he had some very important news - he had negotiated a small increase in their appearance money. Hughes said he and Alan Ball looked at each other and shook their heads. Revie didn't realise that we would have paid them to play Hughes said.

(Years later of course we learnt that Revie would have probably taken the money from them had he known!). 

More evidence of why the RFU need to drop this "You must play in England" rule.

How is this any reason to change the foreign-based rule? There may be potential reasons to change it, but I don’t see why an Italian based player being chosen by Samoa is one.