f Parliament). The Monarch's consent and approval is required before a Cabinet can be formed or a minister take up office. As Head of State the Monarch has the power to sign international agreements to cede or receive territories and to declare war or make peace. The Monarch confers honours and makes appointments to all important offices of state, including judges officers in the armed services, diplomats and the leading positions in the Established Church. As the 'fountain of justice', it is only the Monarch who is able to remit all or part of the penalties imposed upon personal convicted of crimes through the exercise of the prerogative of mercy on the advice of the appropriate minister.
  At the present time the Monarch, is regularly informed and consulted on many aspects of public affairs. The Privy Council is the body on whose advice and through which the Monarch exercises most statutory and many prerogative powers. There are about 330 members of the Privy Council, which, however, only meets as a M body on the death of the Monarch. All Cabinet ministers are members; other members are appointed by the Monarch on the recommendation of the Prime Minister.
  
  
  III Answer the following questions.
  
  
  1.What do the constitutional principles, rules and practices of the U.K.
  2. Is the monarchy the most ancient institution in the U.K. ?
  3. What are the monarch prerogative right of legislative ?
  4. What is the recede before a Bill become a legal enactment

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