There are two categories of residents in this country—that is quite true. A Commonwealth citizen, if resident here, is entitled to vote because he is a British subject. That comes under the British Nationality Act, 1948. But a Southern Irish citizen resident in this country is also entitled to vote, although not, of course, a British citizen. That comes under the Ireland Act, 1949, which has the effect that citizens of the Irish Republic continue to have the same rights as British subjects.