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20 Things King Charles III Can Do That Ordinary People Can't
As the reigning British monarch in 2026, King Charles III holds centuries-old Royal Prerogatives and legal exemptions that place him above ordinary laws—from driving without a license plate to commanding the seabed.
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From Traveling Without a Passport to Owning Every Swan on the Thames 
20. Appoint The King's Poet Laureate 
19. Claim Private Estates Without A Will 
18. Hold Exclusive Custodianship Of Royal Palaces - AdvertisementSwipe or tap ▶ to continue countdown
17. Bestow Royal Warrants On Brands 
16. Remain Totally Exempt From Freedom Of Information 
15. Pay Income Tax Purely On A Voluntary Basis 
14. Skip Mandatory Jury Service For Life - AdvertisementSwipe or tap ▶ to continue countdown
13. Own Nearly All Of The UK's Seabed 
12. Create Knights, Dames, And Life Peers 
11. Put His Own Portrait On Every New UK Coin 
10. Issue Banknotes Bearing His Face As Legal Tender - AdvertisementSwipe or tap ▶ to continue countdown
9. Celebrate Two Official Birthdays Every Year 
8. Grant The Royal Prerogative Of Mercy 
7. Claim Every Sturgeon, Whale, And Dolphin In UK Waters 
6. Own All Unmarked Mute Swans On The River Thames - AdvertisementSwipe or tap ▶ to continue countdown
5. Summon, Prorogue, And Dissolve Parliament 
4. Appoint The Prime Minister And Command Weekly Audiences 
3. Serve As Commander In-Chief And Formally Declare War 
2. Drive Without A Driver's License Or Number Plate - AdvertisementSwipe or tap ▶ to continue countdown
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As the reigning British monarch in 2026, King Charles III holds centuries-old Royal Prerogatives and legal exemptions that place him above ordinary laws—from driving without a license plate to commanding the seabed.
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