King Charles asks UK parliament to allow brother and sister to act in his place November 15, 2022 King Charles asks the British Parliament to allow his brother and sister to work in his place<br /> November 15, 2022 Creation time: 09:15 AM Last updated: 09:15 AM Views: 65 London, Nov. 15 (BNA) King Charles has asked the British Parliament in Munda to amend the law to allow two of his brothers to act on his behalf in his absence. In a statement read on his behalf in the House of Lords, parliament’s upper chamber, Charles, who turned 74 on Monday, asked for an increase in the number of state advisers to include his sister, Princess Anne, and younger brother, Prince Edward. Reuters reported. The advisers, who can act on behalf of the king in his absence to perform all but the most important of his roles such as appointing a new prime minister, are chosen from his wife and the four elders below them in line to the throne. This currently means that in addition to Charles’ wife Camilla and his eldest son and heir Prince William, the group includes the King’s younger son Prince Harry, younger brother Prince Andrew, and Andrew’s eldest daughter Princess Beatrice. “To ensure the continued efficiency of public business when I am not available, for example while on official duties abroad, I confirm that I will be more satisfied if Parliament sees fit the number of persons who may be called upon to work,” His Majesty’s statement said. My sister and brother.” The change would require Parliament to amend the terms of the Guardianship Act. EAE Source link Related READ MORE Fuel leak ruins NASA’s 2nd shot at launching moon rocket
November 15, 2022 Creation time: 09:15 AM Last updated: 09:15 AM Views: 65 London, Nov. 15 (BNA) King Charles has asked the British Parliament in Munda to amend the law to allow two of his brothers to act on his behalf in his absence. In a statement read on his behalf in the House of Lords, parliament’s upper chamber, Charles, who turned 74 on Monday, asked for an increase in the number of state advisers to include his sister, Princess Anne, and younger brother, Prince Edward. Reuters reported. The advisers, who can act on behalf of the king in his absence to perform all but the most important of his roles such as appointing a new prime minister, are chosen from his wife and the four elders below them in line to the throne. This currently means that in addition to Charles’ wife Camilla and his eldest son and heir Prince William, the group includes the King’s younger son Prince Harry, younger brother Prince Andrew, and Andrew’s eldest daughter Princess Beatrice. “To ensure the continued efficiency of public business when I am not available, for example while on official duties abroad, I confirm that I will be more satisfied if Parliament sees fit the number of persons who may be called upon to work,” His Majesty’s statement said. My sister and brother.” The change would require Parliament to amend the terms of the Guardianship Act. EAE
