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 22 November 2010 @ 7:56 PMBritish Monarchy
 The monarchy of the United Kingdom present monarch is non other than the Elizabeth ll. As part of the British monarchy, their roles is to undertake various official,ceremonial and representational duties. Usually,succession is governed by male-preference,which means the sons and elder children will inherit before daughters and younger ones respectively. Although the British monarchy has been around for decades,the sensational question now is whether it should continue?Therefore to answer this we will have to first look into the advantages and disadvantages that it had brought or will bring to the country. Firstly,some of the advantages are its rich culture which is something to be proud of.The history of the royal families can be use as a study materials for those interested.Next it also helps to generate revenue for the country through tourism.Many tourists from different parts of the world came all the way to UK to see and experience for themselves the historical sights. Next,some of the disadvantages are the constant talk about how the royals are draining their people's resources and the heavy taxes that are imposed to the people.Furthermore the money were used for elaborate ceremonial celebrations which to some may not be that necessary. Therefore to conclude whether we should abolish the British monarchy or not is not an easy decision to make.Its existence may be deem as good and also bad choice.It was stated that a large majority of the British public support the continuation of the monarchy.My suggestion is that it may not need to be abolish completely but it can undergo some kind of reformed.For instant is to spent the money collected wisely so that it will not aroused anger in some of the people. In addition,something for us to look forward to is the wedding bells of Prince William and Kate Middleton in summer 2011. Faridah Labels: British Monarchy back to top? |
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