Peter James wrote:Post #617 The end paragraph. Conditional on EU membership. At least 2 EU nation states are members of the Commonwealth. Cyprus, Malta.The Irish Republic, a EU nation state has a bilateral agreement on elections and free movement with the UK for almost a hundred years.
Gibraltar is a interesting case.
David Davis is going to be very busy.
Indeed. But I wouldn't have thought that any agreement on voter eligibility that pre-existed the reciprocal arrangement with EU nation states (Maastricht 1992) would be affected: so the eligibility of nationals of Commonwealth states, the Irish Republic, Malta and Cyprus would continue. Gibraltar is a British Overseas Territory so, again, nationals would keep their eligibility (unless, of course, something happens to Gibraltar during the negotiations).
