Prince Charles: The Conventions That Will Stop Him Meddling As King

Stephen Clear

Prince Charles: The Conventions That Will Stop Him Meddling As King

Stephen Clear

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Categorised by some as a “meddler”, for decades constitutional lawyers have debated whether Prince Charles will be a reformist when he succeeds the Queen. Specifically, his “spider memos” to government ministers – which evidence his views on political issues such as climate change – have been used as an indication that he would not be “politically neutral”, and would reformulate the relationship between the Crown and parliament.

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