So then the monarchy still controls uk government.
“So then the monarchy still controls uk government.”
Power is divided.
The Monarchy has a Constitutional role, and some Constitutional powers, but they are limited/enumerated.
Yes, in a sense. The Monarch has power to step in if a government is not following the constitution to resolve that situation.
However, Parliament has the power to abolish the Monarchy, or to replace the Monarch.
It's a balancing act - if a Monarch started acting like any sort of dictator, they could be removed from power, or even face the entire Monarchy being destroyed.
For a Monarch to intervene, they would need to decide that the situation is so serious, that the people will accept the Monarch's intervention - and for Parliament to remove the Monarch, or dissolve the Monarchy, they would have to decide that the situation is so serious, that the people would accept that.