LONDON – If William and Kate have a girl can wear the crown even if there are male siblings Kate and Prince William If William and Kate have a girl as first child, that child will become queen.
Grandmother Elizabeth was officially deployed, making it known that he supported an amendment to the Salic law to allow women to the heirs of the crown to the throne in the presence of male siblings. It would be the same Elizabeth to encourage the Prime Minister to move forward, the newspaper reported today, that the sovereign would like to see the project to reform the meeting of Commonwealth Heads of Government in Australia, which should be present in the next few days she the same.
The reform, according to sources in Downing Street, would apply to children of Charles and their children, and would see a progress of Princess Anne, second daughter of Elizabeth, the fourth place in the order of succession, in front of his younger brothers Edward and Andrew.
But it is especially in view of a pregnant Kate Elizabeth decided that time is running out for reform. The Queen is pragmatic and a woman is not blind to the extraordinary sympathy that the couple William and Kate collecting around the world.
Change the Salic law on royal succession requires an act of Parliament withdraws or amends a number of laws, from the Bill of Rights of 1668 and to the Royal Marriage Act of 1772.
It must then get the imprimatur of a unanimous 15-member Commonwealth, of which the queen is head of state, including Australia, Canada and New Zealand. UK NEWS