Re:I Turned a Routine Traffic Ticket into a Constitutional T...
by unabridged on Saturday January 14, 2017 @12:20PM
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>The power of the monarch is subordinated under Parliament.
In reality, yes. But technically the monarch can veto any Act of Parliament and appoint anyone as PM, though this would last about a day until there was a 'revolution' and the monarch was formally stripped of power.
In reality, yes. But technically the monarch can veto any Act of Parliament and appoint anyone as PM, though this would last about a day until there was a 'revolution' and the monarch was formally stripped of power.