The royal family can be understood as the emperor's home, and Elizabeth is a princess, but Britain is a unitary constitutional democracy, and its government system (the so-called Westminster system) has directly influenced many other countries.

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Political system, including Canada, India, Australia and Jamaica. Britain has no written constitution, but the Constituent Assembly plays a constitutional role. Various statutory laws and common law together constitute the so-called British Constitution. The head of state and theoretically the owner of Britain's supreme power is the British monarch, currently Elizabeth II. In fact, the queen is only a symbolic position, and her power form is bound by customs and public opinion. But the monarch can basically exercise three important rights: the right to be consulted, the right to suggest and the right to warn. The longer the monarch is in office, the richer his experience and knowledge, the more his opinions will be valued by the cabinet and the prime minister himself, and this kind of communication between the monarch and the cabinet is carried out in weekly secret meetings. In fact, in Britain, the person with the highest political power is the Prime Minister of the Cabinet (current Prime Minister David Cameron; Zh-hant David Cameron came to power on May 20th10, and he must get the support of the House of Commons. The "crown in parliament" represents Britain's national sovereignty.

So in fact, the British monarch is unified and immortal, and the prime minister holds the power of the country.