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Prince Harry's role as Counsellor of State has been questioned by British Parliament.
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The Regency Act May Be Amended to Allow for Additional Counsellors of State
Currently, Prince Andrew and Prince Harry are two of the four counsellors of state—people who can stand in for the monarch—but King Charles could expand the list in the upcoming months.
Source: townandcountrymag.com
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Prince Harry's role as Counsellor of State has been questioned by British Parliament.
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Palace Officials Finalize Plans to Remove Prince Harry as Stand-In
Inside palace officials' plans to remove Prince Harry as a stand-in for King Charles. Read more about it here.
Source: cosmopolitan.com
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Prince Harry's role as Counsellor of State has been questioned by British Parliament.
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Prince Harry's role as Counsellor of State has been questioned by British Parliament.
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Prince Harry's role as Counsellor of State has been questioned by British Parliament.
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Prince Harry's role as Counsellor of State has been questioned by British Parliament.
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Princes Harry and Andrew to stay as royal stand-ins under plan to extend role to others
King Charles believed to be conferring counsellor of state title on Prince Edward and Princess Anne so they can do business in his absence
Source: telegraph.co.uk
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Prince Harry's role as Counsellor of State has been questioned by British Parliament.
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