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5. In the wider context of international law generally the term 'national'has another meaning which is the relationship between a

person and the state which is prima facie entitled to represent

his interests in the sphere of international relations. In this

sense it goes without saying that the people of all our dependencies

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are 'nationals' since the UK clearly is responsible for the

Nothing in the Bill changes the position of the dependencies and their people in this respect.

Bot dependencies internationally.

6. It would be quite wrong to attach significance to our

definition of 'national' in our accession to the Treaty of Rome

in preference to the definition in any other treaty or its use in

international law generally so as to benefit Gibraltarians particularly

in some other sphere.

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