Rejected petition: Debate the 1965 Lancaster House Agreement and the misleading of Parliament.
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Parliament must debate the 1965 Lancaster House deal, as misleading the Queen and Parliament renders 1968 Mauritius independence void ab initio. Fraus omnia corrumpit applies; the detachment violated the Colonial Boundaries and Colonial Laws Validity Acts. Investigate this constitutional nullity.
Parliament must debate the 1965 Lancaster House deal, as misleading the Queen and Parliament renders 1968 independence void ab initio. Fraus omnia corrumpit applies; the detachment violated the Colonial Boundaries and Colonial Laws Validity Acts. Lacking a formal referendum, the 1967 General Election was used as a deceptive "proxy referendum," and the secret £3 million payment in 1966 further invalidates the mandate. We call for a formal investigation into this constitutional nullity.
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