Королева Елизавета II-символ Великобритании, но в то же время является балансом и стабильностью между обществом и властью.
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The role of the Queen Elizabeth ll in the Modern Great BritainСлайд 2
Research question What is the role of the Queen Elizabeth ll in the process of managing the UK?
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By studying a variety of media, I have encountered with the views of different people:
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To answer this question we must explore the relationship between the Queen with: QUEEN The Court system The Privy Council Parliament The Prime-Minister The Church The Army The Society
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I. The Queen in the Parliament The Queen in Parliament - the official name of the British legal system, which consists of the Queen, the House of Lords and the House of Commons . The House of Commons, the majority of the members of which usually supports the ruling party, has the greatest political power. The Queen on the advice of Ministers has to approve all orders.
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The most irrelevant role The most important role The Queen & Parliament Conclusion : the Queen doesn’t not have full power in the Parliament .
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II. The Queen and the Prime - Minister The queen still has some significant rights, such as the right to appoint the Prime minister. The Prime Minister is usually appointed by the leader of the party that won the election, but in exceptional circumstances, the Queen may appoint a prime minister anyone else.
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The Leader of the Party that won the election Prime-Minister Queen The Queen may appoint a P rime-minister anyone else. Conclusion : The Queen has significant rights in relation to the Prime Minister
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III. The Queen and the Privy Council The Privy Council - the oldest functioning legislative assembly form, its roots extend from the Norman kings of the Court, which held its meetings in secret. Until the 17th century monarch and the Privy Council represented the government, and parliament's role was to allocate money to state and monarchic needs. Today, the Privy Council has limited powers.
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Conclusion : The Queen has a big rights in the Privy Council, but the Privy Council has limited powers in the society.
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IV. The Queen and the Court system While no longer administering justice in a practical way, the Sovereign today still retains an important symbolic role as the figure in whose name justice is carried out, and the law is maintained. Conclusion : In the Court system the Queen plays a nominal role.
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V. The Queen and the Church. In the United Kingdom, The Queen's title includes the words 'Defender of the Faith‘ . This means Her Majesty has a specific role in both the Church of England and the Church of Scotland. Conclusion : In the Church of England the Queen plays one of the most important role.
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VI. The Queen and the Army The Queen is the only person to declare war and peace. This dates back from when the Monarch was responsible for raising, maintaining and equipping the Army and Navy. Conclusion: since the Queen is the Head of the Armed Forces, it plays a crucial role and has the highest authority in the British Army.
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VII. Elizabeth II and Society The Queen Elizabeth II plays a major role for the society - it maintains a balance between public authorities and ordinary citizens.
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The conclusion from the research work For many government agencies the Queen plays only nominal value, but at the same time it maintains the balance and stability between ordinary citizens and authorities.
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Materials used Official Website of British Monarchy www.royal.gov.uk Information Website about Great Britain: www.velikobritaniya.org Website "All monarchs of the World“: http://www.allmonarchs.net/uk.html http://www.allmonarchs.net/uk/elizabeth_ii.html
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