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admitted to public service posts, it is arguable
that it is only necessary to exclude all those who
are currently eligible for public service posts by
reason of their citizenship of an independent
State.
This would appear to leave the following
(a) British citizens; (b) all
categories:
British Dependent Territories' citizens; (c)
British Overseas Citizens; (d) British Nationals
(Overseas); (e) British subjects and (f) British
Protected Persons.
While each of these categories raise different
considerations, all are clearly categories of
citizenship connected with the United Kingdom.
Those falling within these categories may be
issued with British passports enabling them to
claim Crown protection when abroad (and requiring
allegiance to the Crown in return). Moreover they
may acquire British citizenship by registration
after fulfilling certain residence requirements.
It should be noted, however, that many of these
categories do not carry the right of abode in the
United Kingdom.
If it is regarded as compatible with EC law, to
admit a range of nationality categories to the
public service "core" it is also necessary to
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