That this House notes the recommendations of the Citizenship Review conducted by former Attorney-General Lord Goldsmith QC that call for a re-examination of the entitlements of the Irish in Britain; notes the failure of the review team to consult with representatives of the Irish community or the Irish Government; recognises the enormous contribution of the Irish to the wealth and prosperity of Britain, the richness of the Irish artistic, cultural and sporting contribution to its diversity, the distinction of Irish advocates and politicians, and the generous and enthusiastic role of the Irish community in civil society and charitable works; further recognises the importance of shared history and the special links between Britain and Ireland fostered by the Common Travel Area, co-operation on the European stage and the progressive implementation of the Good Friday Agreement; advocates continuing to encourage Irish nationals and citizens to travel without restriction between Britain and Ireland, to exercise the right to vote in their country of residence, to participate fully in the democratic process and to stand for elected office; and urges the Government to assure members of the Irish community that these rights are protected by law and will not be undermined.