The Queen and her powers

[izz]

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I was actually planning on using words, after all, how would he know which of his actions I disagree with ?

 

[Bahnhof Strasse]

I was actually planning on using words, after all, how would he know which of his actions I disagree with ?

It's one of those situations that doesn't have to be either/or

 

[Flavour]

So Charlie boy has stopped homeowners in 'his' Duchy lands from buying the leaseholds to their homes. Thus stopping many from being able to afford social care or, often, to sell their homes because they are falling in value. Someone should shoot the fucker.

Prince Charles vetted laws that stop his tenants buying their homes

Royals used secretive procedure to approve laws that gave special exemptions to Duchy of Cornwall

www.theguardian.com

Took me ages to find this, always brings a chuckle.



Answer to Charles' tenants: no. you don't

 

[weltweit]

The Queen's special powers are that she can move forwards / backwards or side to side and diagonally.

 

[Shippou-Sensei]

In other words, it is the Queen's Magic that gives government the right to govern, and it is the Queen's Magic that allows Acts to be enacted.

 

[yield]

Queen’s secret influence on laws revealed in Scottish government memo
Mon 27 Jun 2022

A Guardian investigation last year revealed the Queen’s consent procedure had been used by the monarch in recent decades to privately lobby for changes to proposed UK legislation. In Scotland, where the procedure is known as crown consent, research by the Guardian identified at least 67 instances in which Scottish bills were vetted by the Queen.

The Queen’s representatives have previously refused to say how many times she requested alterations to legislation as part of this procedure. Buckingham Palace and the government insist the process is “purely formal” and maintain the Queen does not use the procedure to change the nature of draft bills.

But the newly obtained internal memo, prepared in response to a parliamentary question on the use of crown consent, contains the first explicit admission that the procedure may be used to change legislation to address the Queen’s concerns.

 

[Pickman's model]

The Queen's special powers are that she can move forwards / backwards or side to side and diagonally.

and on a good day she can stand up and sit down