Unitary Constitutional Monarchy

A unitary constitutional monarchy is a type of government where a single central authority holds most of the power, but there is also a monarch, such as a king or queen, who acts as a symbolic leader. The government operates under a constitution that outlines laws and rights. While the monarch may have some ceremonial duties, the actual political power is usually held by elected officials who govern for the people. This structure combines a strong central government with a historical monarchy, ensuring stability while allowing for democratic participation.