ysbel
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The monarchy as an institution has undergone many changes in the last century and may be prepared to make many more to adapt and survive in changing times. A most appropriate time for change will come when the current monarch, Queen Elizabeth II, passes away after more than 50 years on the throne and her successor takes the throne. It will be a time for the new King and the government to take stock and possibly make some significant changes to the state of the monarchy.
This thread is to discuss the broad changes you think the monarchy will undergo in the coming years and their possible effects on the institution and the country.
Possible changes include:
We're looking for discussion of broad systematic changes rather than those affecting a single individual: for example, a discussion of whether the wife of the British King should continue to be called a Queen rather a discussion of whether or not Camilla herself should be crowned Queen without any context of what happens to the consort's title beyond Camilla.
This thread is to discuss the broad changes you think the monarchy will undergo in the coming years and their possible effects on the institution and the country.
Possible changes include:
- Smaller royal family with reduced titles for some
- Cognatic primogeniture
- Removal of the monarch as Head of the Church (separation btw Church and State)
- Established provisions for divorces
- Abolition of the monarchy in some Commonwealth countries
We're looking for discussion of broad systematic changes rather than those affecting a single individual: for example, a discussion of whether the wife of the British King should continue to be called a Queen rather a discussion of whether or not Camilla herself should be crowned Queen without any context of what happens to the consort's title beyond Camilla.
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