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Life in the UK Test Practice Question · Ho & Duck: Add-on — Government & Law

How does the monarch provide constitutional continuity?

A) By attending every session of Parliament to ensure stability
B) By making all major policy decisions to keep government consistent
C) By serving as a permanent head of state across successive governments and prime ministers
D) By holding the power to veto legislation from the House of Lords

Correct answer: By serving as a permanent head of state across successive governments and prime ministers

The monarch provides constitutional continuity as a permanent head of state, serving across successive governments and prime ministers.

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The monarch provides constitutional continuity as a permanent head of state, serving across successive governments and prime ministers.

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