The Scottish Militia Bill 1708 was the most recent Bill to be refused Royal Assent although this veto power remains with the Monarch, it has has not been exercised since.
Although this veto power remains with the Monarch, it has has not been exercised since. The Scottish Militia Bill 1708 is noteworthy as the last Bill to ever be refused Royal Assent.
The Scottish Militia Bill 1708 is noteworthy as the last Bill to ever be refused Royal Assent. Although this veto power remains with the Monarch, it has has not been exercised since.
The Scottish Militia Bill 1708 is noteworthy as the last Bill to ever be refused Royal Assent. Although this veto power remains with the Monarch, it has has not been exercised since.