Article 2.8 give a citizen the right to vote and be elected to office. While it kind of covers it, it should be addressed somewhere that non-citizens/residents are not able to or entitled.

Actually no:

8. Voting and being elected to an office under the Coalition of The South Pacific shall be rights afforded only to citizens.

It says only citizens can vote and run for office.

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