After ascending to the throne of Britain, the new royal ruler, King Charles III, will be entitled to a variety of privileges, some of which are rather interesting. These privileges include: The future monarch of Great Britain will be bestowed with an incredible array of rights, which are outlined in the following list.
1. Neither a driving license nor a passport is required.
Because, unlike other members of the royal family, King Charles III will not require a passport, and such documents will not be issued in his name, he plans to travel outside of the country without carrying one with him.
2. Two birthdays
Queen Elizabeth II, Charles’s mother, also celebrated two birthdays each year: her actual birthday, which was on April 21, and the Queen’s birthday, which was officially celebrated on the second Tuesday of June as part of the summer season parades. Charles’s father, Prince Philip, also had two birthdays each year. Similarly, Charles’ real birthday is on November 14, which is the first day of winter; nevertheless, he is anticipated to celebrate his official birthday in June, just like his mother does.
3. Stay neutral
As head of state, the person sitting on the British throne is required to maintain complete political neutrality at all times and is not allowed to vote or run for public office.
4. Royal privilege over marine life
Not only is the reign of the British monarch restricted to the subjects of his realm, but even since the 12th century, it has also been customary to regard any swans that swim free in the seas of England and Wales as being the monarch’s personal property. This practice continues to this day.
5. Royal Warrant
Those who provide the King with goods and services consistently may apply for a Royal Warrant, which is regarded as a very prestigious document. The Royal Arms may be displayed on products sold by Warrant firms since they have been granted permission to do so.