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i propose that when certain necessary business has been transacted, a deputation consisting of her majesty, his royal highness, the archbishop of kant bury, the lord chancellor, the archbishop of york, the prime minister, the clark of the council and myself shall wait on the king and inform him, the council is assembled. i now call on the clark of the council to read aloud the text of the proclamation. >> where as it is pleased all mighty god to call to his mercy, our laid sovereign lady, queen elizabeth ii a blessed and glorious memory, by whose decease the crown of the united kingd...

Two, appointing the day of her late majesty's state funeral as a bank holiday in scotland. and of two orders in council directing the lord chancellor to affix the great seal to the proclamations. >> approved. >> i now invite your majesty to sign both proclamations. >> richard, if you listen to this, as we're listening in, i mean, this is really housekeeping. a lot of signing of papers and orders and declarations. >> this is the plumbing of the transition of monarchy. if you do not have all these orders signed, then somebody will say, hang on, what was your

Time. but effectively by putting television cameras in there they made all that redundant. >> exactly. >> you want the tradition and the formality. >> i take issue because what you're watching here is the foundation and the bedrock of constitutional monarchy. >> they don't have to do the flags and proclamations, just put it on tv. >> how would you do it? >> after this event. they're going to go and read it out around the nations. >> but these pictures are playing out all over is his point. >> so why declare it, why put the flags to half-staffed? i'm just saying it's redundant. not the constitu...

It's an interesting moment for the monarchy as well as the commonwealth. >> it's all about these customs and traditions, which are important. i'm not saying they're not. you know, this is part of the process for us to accept and feel king charles. >> very significant, max. absolutely. in a constitution monarchy, you governor by the consent of the people, don. and that goes back to feudal times. most magna carta. but the significance of telling people this is your king. do you accept him? and that's what we're going through now. >> saint james palace attachment of king's guard, accompanied by a...

Coronation. this is the last moment we have been allowed into. >> that will be an interesting question you and i will discuss no doubt in a year or so's time as to whether charles anointing of oils core nation to be shown. the queen specifically said she would not allow the anointing of oils. >> that was a personal appointment between her and god. >> that's for another day. today you're looking at the function of britain's constitutional monarchy in action. the elected, the privy counselors, giving their approval and authorization for charles to be king. and he then comes in the second part of...