Prince Charles Delivers the Queen's Speech for First Time at Opening of Parliament
10.05.2022 - 17:15
/ etonline.com
Prince Charles played a very important — and history-making — role at the Opening of Parliament on Tuesday. The 73-year-old Prince of Wales delivered the Queen's Speech at the event after Queen Elizabeth II was unable to attend due to episodic mobility problems.Prince Charles' wife, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, and his eldest son, Prince William, were on hand to support him while he gave the Queen's message to those in attendance.
This was only the second time in Queen Elizabeth's 70-year reign that she did not deliver the message herself.In support of Her Majesty The Queen, The Prince of Wales, The Duchess of Cornwall and The Duke of Cambridge attended the State Opening of Parliament at the House of Lords this morning. pic.twitter.com/oQN00jTVijWhile Prince Charles has been at his 96-year-old mother's side during the Opening of Parliament in the past, Tuesday was the first time he spoke on her behalf.
It also marked Prince William's first time at the ceremonial event.During the speech, Queen Elizabeth's Imperial State Crown was displayed on a red velvet cushion in between Prince Charles and Prince William. While discussing the administration's objectives and proposed future legislation, Prince Charles used the phrase «Her Majesty's government,» and ended the 11-minute talk with a message from his mother.Before the House of Lords and the House of Commons can proceed with public business, The Queen's Speech must be read to both Houses.
This year, The Queen’s speech, drafted by the Government to outline policies and proposed future legislation, was read by The Prince of Wales. pic.twitter.com/KtMFzekdR3«Her Majesty prays that the blessings of Almighty God will rest upon your counsels,» he said.«My Lords, pray be seated.»
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