Du pouvoir de la Reine de distinguer ses sujets

Dermot Cahill; Stephen Clear

Du pouvoir de la Reine de distinguer ses sujets

Translated title of the contribution: The Queen's Power to Honour Her Subjects

Dermot Cahill
, Stephen Clear

North Wales School of Law

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This short article offers some reflections on the role of the monarch in the British honours system, which dates back to the Norman conquest of 1066. It considers the role that the honours system plays in British life; how honours bind the Queen to her subjects; how criticisms of the honours system have often been ignored by government, and how better governance and transparency is required in order to maintain confidence in the honours system in the multiracial United Kingdom

Translated title of the contribution	The Queen's Power to Honour Her Subjects
Original language	French
Pages (from-to)	101-110
Journal	Pouvoirs: Revue Francaise d'etudes Constiutionnelles et Politiques
Volume	ÉLISABETH II
Issue number	182
Early online date	15 Jun 2022
Publication status	Published - Sept 2022

Keywords

Law
Politics
Honours
Monarchy
Constitutional law

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Du pouvoir de la Reine de distinguer ses sujets

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