It seems that permits for lorries in to Kent are a QR code as well, and it seems they are really good at validating number plates?!
This decodes as:-
PMRHMMJCHJNSEYJXMQYWCYLCGEWTMMZVG4WTIYJYGYWTSMJZMIWTSYZXGIZWKMJWGAZGKMBCFQREET2SJFJU2T2MIVJVIU2GJFJUQIRMEIZTONJUHAYDAIRMEI4DMMZUGARCYIRRGY2DCNRRGYRCYISLEIWCERZCFQREWIRMEIWSEXL5.XOHIQXDGEYPNAN6WKHZTSQFTAZUIHOJJCTQF7AIWDDT5GALD7S4LCPVCQXLJLA5PCEY3NIMBKHU5BNF7JPLX25KVFUMF2NIQ6H6JAFQ
This is base32, which is somewhat nicer for QR code encoding as it fits entirely in the alphanumeric coding (which is digits, upper case, and a few symbols).
It decodes as two parts: some JSON and a binary block.
{"v1":["a7d1aab1-6357-4a86-919b-9c723e1602e0","BORISMOLESTSFISH","3754800","86340","1641616","K","G","K","-"]}
So, once again, a digital signature, but made to be a smaller code than the NHS codes.
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