Is this perhaps where the monarchy having no real power falls down - Parliament is Her Majesty's, if her Parliament fails to abide by her laws then she should act, she didn't even need to use the courts, she should really just have the relevant persons held "at Her Majesty's pleasure" ... the only problem there is the complete breakdown of democracy and the rule of law ...

The MPs have failed to dutifully carry out her wishes, assuming she wanted the HR laws to be followed, Parliament makes the laws but it is Her Maj that - in our pseudo-democracy actually decides to implement them.

Heads on spikes.