different. many of the peers, the noblemen not invited. some are not very happy about all about it. particularly those that couldn t wear the coronation robes they re quite heavy. they are. there s been a backtracking on that. i m going to interrupt you. talk where we can see, the two chairs there. can you see the detail of the chairs? these are old chairs. some of them have been worked on for many, many years. the significance of this moment. absolutely. the chairs are hugely important. we think of sir edwards throne. that states to the 13th century. it s really and ancient. the embroidery work.
and elsewhere. the proclamation is being sent around to ambassadors and anyone, high lieutenants, lord lieutenants. it will be sent to realms and red to parliaments around the world. governor generals will read it, and this is the transfer of sovereignty. but the same proclamation read at every point. what we heard an hour ago at sir james palace, what they all went through, that they all then signed is now being transmitted to the different venues to as max put it, you know, to tell them there s a new king. they re not approving anything. they re not agreeing to anything. they re being told this has happened by the people who made it happen. noblemen would traditionally do it. they re showing that the guy in charge in oyour area is
adversarial by design. but that binary empowerment has its roots in the anti democratic traditions of a royal court. the mother of parliaments and as its rather erroneously called given iceland is much older democracy, met for the very first time in 2015 in the neighbour of saint stephen s chapel, hence the name in welsh. with two parallel roles and rows of some ornaments, clergy and noblemen revolving around a centrally placed monarch now represented by the maze as a symbol of ultimate power. that s the source of west ministers claim of continuing supremacy. in a toxic muscularity of today s unionist paragraph. the two dimensional thinking that sees politics as a perpetual 0 sum game. our senedd is designed to be different. it s a shape of a circle,
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