The Monarchy and Parliament

The monarchy is a ceremonial symbol of the nation, with the monarch acting as a figurehead representing tradition and unity. Parliament is the political body responsible for making and passing laws, consisting of elected representatives and often a separate royal figure who provides symbolic authority. While the monarch's role is largely ceremonial today, Parliament holds the actual legislative power, debating policies and approving laws. Together, they embody a constitutional framework where the monarch symbolizes continuity, and Parliament ensures governance reflects the people's will. This relationship balances tradition with democratic authority in the national governance.