What were the eligibility requirements for election to the commons house of assembly?

Eligibility requirements for election to the House of Commons in the UK traditionally included being at least 18 years old, a British citizen, and not being disqualified by certain legal criteria, such as being a convicted criminal or holding certain public offices. Additionally, candidates typically needed to be nominated by a specified number of registered voters and meet any other local regulations set by the electoral commission. In some cases, property ownership or residency in the constituency was also a requirement.