Incorrect the monarch is technically the head of the British army, therefore they can technically declare war on another country (although they did pass the power to control army to the Government but technically that still stands), the consort has no power so can’t do this.
Secondly the monarch passes laws set out by parliament in other words the monarch could technically deny a law from passing, the consort has no power so can’t do this.
Thirdly the monarch has the power to close the government down and also the power to create a new government, the consort has no power so can’t do this.
Incorrect the monarch is technically the head of the British army, therefore they can technically declare war on another country (although they did pass the power to control army to the Government but technically that still stands), the consort has no power so can’t do this.
Secondly the monarch passes laws set out by parliament in other words the monarch could technically deny a law from passing, the consort has no power so can’t do this.
Thirdly the monarch has the power to close the government down and also the power to create a new government, the consort has no power so can’t do this.
Should I go on?
Let’s them declare war without Parliament then, when was the last time 1939?