w*******q 发帖数: 1764 | 4 That's a constitutional issue, and has never been tested and is widely
considered to be of enough potency to cause a constitutional crisis if the
Queen/King refuses to appoint the leader of the majority party in the
parliament. It's part of royal prerogative which the British crown still
claims ownership, though in reality they're exercised by the cabinet and
parliament. In essence, some crucial political power in Britain are only,
legally speaking, lent to the parliament by the Crown. Legally |