::The UK added Bermuda to the list of non-self-governing states.  It is not self-governing in the sense that the UK may legislate for it and law enforcement and courts are still directly controlled by the UK.  Regarding Canada, the US and Australia, the correct comparison is the territories which come under direct federal jurisdiction, but the central government has "devolved" powers to them comparable to the powers of states or provinces.  But no one calls them "self-governing."  The term is generally only used for external territories.  Since NI unlike Bermuda is part of the UK, the term "self-governing" seems unusual.