:Most of the content is OK, but there have been a couple of uncited things added about Operation Chough:  
 *"The next day BBC television invited the Cornish stannators to participate in an evening discussion programme regarding the case, which was accepted, but later the BBC withdrew the offer" How do we know this? 
 *"it has been suggested that this is one of the reasons why the case was cancelled" by whom?  
 * "the case was regarded as a huge success by the Cornish Stannary" how do we know?   
 :The article relies way too much on the organisation's website for references rather than other sources. There are no less than five links to the organisation's own website as references, which seem to have been added to the CSP website recently and may fall foul of WP:COI or WP:V. Probably a good idea to edit down "other actions" into "other claims" which contains the proviso The organisation's website claims that... and people can follow the extlink for the CSP site. If we can find independent references we can add them. 

 :The racial basis of the elections is interesting, but ill defined: I'm not sure what having an ancestor of "direct indigenous Cornish descent" means. How many generations back? I note there is a "Cornish Citizen's Association" presumably open to other races. Oddly, no election results or membership (ie names of stannators) of the CSP are published on their site, which is odd, and the method of election is only obliquely referred to, so its hard to know the significance, or how they square with equality legislation. 

 :There does seem to have been some debate on about the electoral system at http://www.cornwall24.co.uk/, but it's gone now. non-citable anyway. The CSP were deccribed on 25 January last in the Lords as "not exactly a democratic organisation".  

 :Incidentally the group does not figure in the media between 1991 and 1999: is the present CSP a revived revived CSP? 

 :I'm also looking for a decent reference for January 26 decision regarding their challenge to the UK implementation of the Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities. It appears in some uncitable bulletin boards, and was apparently dismissed, but a solid reference is needed.  
 

 ==14 May 1977== 
 Where did the 14th May 1977 date come from? I believe that it originally had something to do with Daffydd Wigley asking a question in the Commons, and I conducted a search through Hansrad and the contemporary media and found no trace. It's not from the Cornwall County Council site cited. We need a good citation: the Cornwall CC timeline page was compiled by the Cornish Studies Library, Redruth. maybe they know? 

 I took out a para yesterday, and it is back today: As it appears verbatim in another article, and I do not want to get into an edit war, I would suggest that it be edited down to something like:  

 "The historic Cornish Stannary Parliament last sat in 1753: the revived group claims that as the 1508 charter of pardon establishing it has not been repealed the Stannary Parliament, whilst not in session, continued in existence."