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Does a bill in Britain require the Queen's signature to become law, and if so, has she or any monarch in the 20th century refused it?
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#53877. Asked by griffinj.
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wroot
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Every act of Parliament has to be signed by the Queen but in reality she has no power to refuse and has not done so in the 20th century.
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