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a similar intervention in relation to Jersey and the Isle of Man. This would
be contrary to the long-standing constitutional convention whereby Westminster
does not seek to legislate in matters wholly domestic to the Islands without
the concurrence of their governments (which would probably not be forthcoming
in respect of so domestic a matter as the criminal law). The Royal Commission
on the Constitution emphasised the importance of respecting that convention.
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