King Charles III intends to replace Harry and Andrew as representative subjects.
19-09-2022
By Jawad Hussaim
The royal residence is being cleaned by King Charles III.
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According to reports, the newly crowned monarch of the UK intends to change the rules about who can take his place in the event of an emergency.
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The Duke of York, the Duke of Sussex, and Princess Beatrice would all be relieved of their responsibilities as the sovereign's official stand-ins as a result of the change.
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The 1937 Regency Act allows the four people next in line to the throne and the spouse of a king to be called upon for formal duties as Counsellors of State.
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These positions were held by Charles, Prince William, Prince Harry, and Prince Andrew while Queen Elizabeth II was still alive.
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Prior to his passing in April 2021 at the age of 99, her husband Prince Philip also served in that capacity.
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Prince Harry and Prince Andrew are no longer employed by the royal family, thus the Palace has been under pressure to relieve them of their positions.
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The King is reportedly aware of the irony of having three non-working Royals ready to take his place if he is absent or incapacitated, according to the Telegraph.
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The "law modified as quickly as he can," according to Charles, who may also promote his sister Princess Anne and younger brother Prince Edward to the role.
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Although it seems uncommon, calling up Counsellors of State has occurred.
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The Houses of Parliament must pass any amendments before they become effective.