The Role of the British Monarchy

  Monarchy is the Oldest form of Government in the UK.In a Monarchy,a King or Queen is Head of State.The British Monarchy is known as Constitutional Monarchy.This  means that, while The Sovereign is the Head of State,the ability to make and pass legislation resides with an elected Parliament.As Head of State,The Monarch undertakes representational and Constitutional duties which have developed over thousand years of History.

   * FIVE POWERS OF BRITISH MONARCH

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1,The Monarch can choose the Prime Minister

2,The Monarch can veto laws brought by Parliament

3,The Monarch retains "CROWN" immunity.

4,The Monarch formally reigns over sixteen realm considered Part of the British Commonwealth as well as fourteen overseas territories.

5, Allegiance from members of Parliament, bishops of the church of England, Police officers and Soldiers goes not to the government of Great Britain but directly to the monarch aloñe.