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Sussexs Lose Hrh
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will LOSE HRH titles
Wow.
Wow.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Here's an interesting, partly tongue-in-cheek at times, article: https:/ /canoe. com/lif e/royal s/megha n-markl e-princ e-harry -report edly-ey eing-ki tsilano -mansio n/wcm/5 b635df9 -c990-4 e55-800 d-4a35a 3d99aa3
I'm not sure that that is enough. Just them saying they won't use it, that is. It should be properly withdrawn and they should only have the Duke & Duchess of Sussex as titles, i.m.o.. The statement (as far as I have read)does not clarify finances. I await more - but just who will pay for their security? Harry is not short of a bob or 2, to say the least.
They remain members of the Royal Family just not working members as in representing the Queen.
Explained here in bothe the statement from the Queen and one from the Palace.
https:/ /www.bb c.co.uk /news/u k-51164 232
Explained here in bothe the statement from the Queen and one from the Palace.
https:/
found it, (it is from NZ though)
Sometimes an organisation does not intend to seek formal Royal patronage, but nevertheless wishes to be granted the title “Royal” as part of its name.
Permission to use the title “Royal” is a mark of Royal favour granted by the Queen. The title “Royal” is subject to the Royal prerogative, and the reasons for a grant or refusal are not disclosed. It should be noted that the title “Royal” is conferred sparingly, and all applicants must satisfy the following general conditions before their application can be considered:
Be non-profit
Have a charitable or scientific status
Be of considerable eminence
Operate on a national scale
These general conditions are of long standing. The grant of the title “Royal” is not, and never has been, a right which can be claimed by a body fulfilling certain criteria.
Sometimes an organisation does not intend to seek formal Royal patronage, but nevertheless wishes to be granted the title “Royal” as part of its name.
Permission to use the title “Royal” is a mark of Royal favour granted by the Queen. The title “Royal” is subject to the Royal prerogative, and the reasons for a grant or refusal are not disclosed. It should be noted that the title “Royal” is conferred sparingly, and all applicants must satisfy the following general conditions before their application can be considered:
Be non-profit
Have a charitable or scientific status
Be of considerable eminence
Operate on a national scale
These general conditions are of long standing. The grant of the title “Royal” is not, and never has been, a right which can be claimed by a body fulfilling certain criteria.
The Trade Descriptions Act 1968 Section 12 states that,
"If any person, in the course of any trade or business, gives, by whatever means, any
false indication, direct or indirect, that any goods or services supplied by him or any
methods adopted by him are or are of a kind supplied to or approved by Her Majesty
or any member of the Royal Family, he shall, subject to the provisions of this Act, be guilty of an offence".
"If any person, in the course of any trade or business, gives, by whatever means, any
false indication, direct or indirect, that any goods or services supplied by him or any
methods adopted by him are or are of a kind supplied to or approved by Her Majesty
or any member of the Royal Family, he shall, subject to the provisions of this Act, be guilty of an offence".
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