No law change needed for royal wedding

Downing Street said tonight no legislation was needed “at this stage” for Prince Charles’ marriage to Camilla Parker Bowles to proceed.

No law change needed for royal wedding
Thu, 10 Feb, 2005 - 19:17

Downing Street said tonight no legislation was needed “at this stage” for Prince Charles’ marriage to Camilla Parker Bowles to proceed.

But House of Commons sources said a view was being formed that an Act would be needed to comply with Camilla’s wishes not to become Queen on Charles’ accession to the throne.

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