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What would happen to the Isle of man and other Crown protectorates if the UK ends?
By the UK ending, I am thinking a reunified Ireland and independent Scotland. I suppose its possible some rump UK England and Wales could remain but its hard to imagine.
So it seems obvious places like Canada and Australia could just get new heads of state, what would the Isle of man do? If Scotland and a United Ireland were euro States would they have to join the EU? Given that they wouldnt just become part of England.
By the UK ending, I am thinking a reunified Ireland and independent Scotland. I suppose its possible some rump UK England and Wales could remain but its hard to imagine.
So it seems obvious places like Canada and Australia could just get new heads of state, what would the Isle of man do? If Scotland and a United Ireland were euro States would they have to join the EU? Given that they wouldnt just become part of England.
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What would happen to the Isle of man and other Crown protectorates if the UK ends?
By the UK ending, I am thinking a reunified Ireland and independent Scotland. I suppose its possible some rump UK England and Wales could remain but its hard to imagine.
So it seems obvious places like Canada and Australia could just get new heads of state, what would the Isle of man do? If Scotland and a United Ireland were euro States would they have to join the EU? Given that they wouldnt just become part of England.
What would happen to the Isle of man and other Crown protectorates if the UK ends?
By the UK ending, I am thinking a reunified Ireland and independent Scotland. I suppose its possible some rump UK England and Wales could remain but its hard to imagine.
So it seems obvious places like Canada and Australia could just get new heads of state, what would the Isle of man do? If Scotland and a United Ireland were euro States would they have to join the EU? Given that they wouldnt just become part of England.
They would carry on as they are, Scotland or N Ireland would make no difference to the relationship.
Leaving the EU makes no difference.
Canada and Australia are not Crown dependencies
In any even the Crown dependencies would carry on being the same.
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You mean Crown dependencies?
They would carry on as they are, Scotland or N Ireland would make no difference to the relationship.
Leaving the EU makes no difference.
Canada and Australia are not Crown dependencies
In any even the Crown dependencies would carry on being the same.
You mean Crown dependencies?
They would carry on as they are, Scotland or N Ireland would make no difference to the relationship.
Leaving the EU makes no difference.
Canada and Australia are not Crown dependencies
In any even the Crown dependencies would carry on being the same.
I suspect they would eventually decide to stay but that would probably be due to concern about the permanence of the Crown in Scotland or other Commonwealth realms.
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I think there would be a genuine debate in the Crown Dependencies whether they wished to remain dependent on the Crown of England or seek some other relationship with the Crown.
I suspect they would eventually decide to stay but that would probably be due to concern about the permanence of the Crown in Scotland or other Commonwealth realms.
I think there would be a genuine debate in the Crown Dependencies whether they wished to remain dependent on the Crown of England or seek some other relationship with the Crown.
I suspect they would eventually decide to stay but that would probably be due to concern about the permanence of the Crown in Scotland or other Commonwealth realms.
I dont know what the agreements say, but I expect they are with the crown .
I believe they are always open to ask for a different relationship and always have been.
Not sure what the last sentence means?
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Hello I thought you were going to correct me.
I dont know what the agreements say, but I expect they are with the crown .
I believe they are always open to ask for a different relationship and always have been.
Not sure what the last sentence means?
Hello I thought you were going to correct me.
I dont know what the agreements say, but I expect they are with the crown .
I believe they are always open to ask for a different relationship and always have been.
Not sure what the last sentence means?
At the moment the most stable Commonwealth monarchy is Canada but Canada currently has no dependencies. There has been talk of the Turks and Caicos becoming an 11th province or joining Nova Scotia and if that happened you could see that being attractive to the the CI or IOM as well.
The Crown Dependencies aren’t really viable as independent states; the nature of their economies requires international representation and they can’t afford the extent of it they would require. Malta is about the smallest state in Europe with full international representation (excluding the anomalous Vatican City); all the other pocket handkerchief states have a quasi-dependent relationship on a bigger nation.
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Don't they have to be under the UK or Britain though? How could they be under just England? And could isle of man become a euro state with Ireland and Scotland?
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