there is in the Irish Home Rule Bill a 1808 Clause which says that any enactment adopted by the Imperial Parliament shall be adopted by the Irish Parliament. [HON. MEMBERS: "No, no."] That is what the Solicitor-General said, and he can contradict me if I am wrong. I will read the Sub-section: --  "After three years from the passing of this Act ....the Irish Parliament may alter as respects the Irish House of Commons the qualification and registration of the electors who vote at elections, the constituencies, and the distribution of Members of the House among constituencies." No, that is not it, but the whole point is the three years. Until the three years have elapsed the Irish Parliament is bound by this Parliament. [HON. MEMBERS: "That is not the point."] It is very much the point as to what would happen in the three years. The Under-Secretary for India said that hitherto the word "Parliament" always meant the one Parliament. Then he went on to say that if there was any intention to establish a Welsh Parliament or a Scottish Parliament the proper time to discuss whether this was to be extended to the Welsh Parliament or the Scottish Parliament was upon the Bills creating those Parliaments. He left the Irish Parliament out entirely. The Bill creating an Irish Parliament has already passed many stages this Session during which we were not allowed to have any discussion. Why did the hon. Gentleman leave out the Irish Parliament? Because he