As soon as her mother died, Charles III plans to deprive her son and brother of the "regulation"

Jimu Journalist Song Qingying

As soon as her mother died, Charles III planned to "clean up the royal family." According to the New York Post, Charles III was planning to amend the law to relieve his son Prince Harry and his brother Prince Andrew.

Charles III

According to the "Regulation Law" passed in 1937, the monarch's spouse and the four king's heirs can be appointed as a state consultant. According to the official website of the British royal family, if the monarch is ill or unable to perform the public office of his monarch due to illness or abroad, the two or more state consultants will be appointed by the monarch.

Prince Andrew

State advisers appointed among the top four of the heirs. When the Queen was still alive, the State Counsel was Charles III, Prince William, Prince Harry and Prince Andrew. And before the death of the Queen's husband, Prince Philip, he also held this position.

Prince Harry

After Charles III's ascension, in accordance with usual, a Princess Bi Atris will also be within the scope of the State Counsel, Princess Etilis is the eldest daughter of Prince Andrew.

According to the "Daily Telegraph" report, because Prince Harry had previously left the royal family, and Prince Andrew had resigned from all the royal posts, "the king realized that if he or has no ability abroad, it is inappropriate for them to represent him on behalf of him. ","

Once this legal revision is passed, Prince Harry, Prince Andrew and Princess Bitris will be lifted.

It is reported that Charles hopes to "modify the law as soon as possible." He may promote his sister Princess Annie and his brother Prince Edward to the position.

However, it is rare to replace the state consultant, and any change must be approved by the two courtyards of the parliament.

(Picture source: New York Post)

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