Canadian PM backs removing Prince Andrew from UK succession

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•Justin Carney has linked his support for removing Prince Andrew from succession directly to Andrew’s association with Jeffrey Epstein.
•Carney’s remarks were made while Canada and other Commonwealth countries are debating the Crown’s future role in their political systems.
•Prince Andrew has already stepped back from public royal duties but remains in the formal line of succession.
•Reports in the UK say King Charles III intends to discuss legal steps to exclude Andrew from the succession list.
•Any change to the British line of succession would involve the UK Parliament and, in some cases, parliaments of Commonwealth realms such as Canada.
•African and Asian outlets describe Carney’s stance as part of wider questioning of the monarchy’s relevance outside the UK.

▸If King Charles III formally asks the UK government to remove Prince Andrew from the line of succession The UK Parliament and Commonwealth parliaments, including Canada’s, may need to pass matching laws, reopening debates on the monarchy’s role.

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