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rom 'Political Institution' to 'Principal Social Institution'The monarch is the Head of State and thus a political institution. Although he has no political agenda and acts on the basis of advice from an elected government, the monarch remains a "political institution" which is – in the words of Walter Bagehot – a "dignified part of the Constitution," while the Council of Ministers and the National Assembly are the Constitution's "efficient parts".

ROM 'Political Institution' to 'Principal Social Institution'
The Monarch is The Head of State and thus a political institution. Although he has no political agenda and acts on the basis of advice from an elected government, the monarch remains a "political institution" which is - in the words of Walter Bagehot - a "dignified part of the Constitution," while the Council of Ministers. and the National Assembly are the Constitution's "efficient parts".

ROM 'Political Institution' to 'Principal Social Institution'
The monarch is the Head of State and thus a political, institution. Although he has no political agenda and acts on the basis of advice from an, elected government the monarch remains a political. " Institution. "Which is - in the words of Walter Bagehot - a" dignified part of, the Constitution"While the Council of Ministers and the National Assembly are the Constitution 's" efficient parts ".