Over the next quarter of the century the relationship between the various members of the Commonwealth continued to evolve . In particular , the outcome of the 1930 Imperial Conference ( and the resultant Statute of Westminster 1931 ) , the formal declaration by the Irish state of its republican status and its consequent secession from the Commonwealth , and the request by India that it remain a member of the Commonwealth despite adopting a republican constitution , all altered both the nature and composition of the Commonwealth
1930 Imperial Conference
1930 Imperial Conference
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