Queen of Solomon Islands

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ceremonial head of state constitutional monarchy position

The Queen of Solomon Islands was the constitutional monarch and ceremonial head of state of the Solomon Islands within the Commonwealth realm system.

Aliases (2)

Statements (50)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	ceremonial head of state → constitutional monarchy position →
appointmentMethod	on advice of the Prime Minister of Solomon Islands →
appoints	Governor-General of Solomon Islands →
appointsOnAdvice	judges of superior courts of Solomon Islands → members of the Cabinet of Solomon Islands →
canBeChangedBy	constitutional amendment by Solomon Islands →
ceremonialDuties	assent to Acts of the National Parliament of Solomon Islands → formal appointment of the Prime Minister of Solomon Islands → presentation of honours and awards in Solomon Islands →
ceremonialRole	opening of the National Parliament of Solomon Islands →
commanderInChiefOf	armed forces of Solomon Islands →
constitutionalDocuments	Constitution of Solomon Islands →
constitutionalRole	acts on advice of Solomon Islands ministers → symbol of continuity and unity in Solomon Islands →
constitutionalStatus	separate and distinct Crown in right of Solomon Islands →
country	Solomon Islands →
createdBy	Solomon Islands Independence Act 1978 →
firstMonarch	Elizabeth II →
firstMonarchEnd	8 September 2022 →
firstMonarchStart	7 July 1978 →
flag	Royal Standard of Solomon Islands →
governanceType	constitutional monarchy →
hasLanguageOfState	English →
headOf	Solomon Islands honours system →
isSharedMonarchWith	Australia → New Zealand → United Kingdom →
jurisdiction	Realm of Solomon Islands →
legalTitle	King of Solomon Islands →
linkedOffice	Head of the Commonwealth → Monarch of the United Kingdom →
oathTakenBy	Governor-General of Solomon Islands →
officeCreated	7 July 1978 →
partOf	Commonwealth realm system →
predecessorEntity	British monarch as colonial sovereign of the British Solomon Islands Protectorate →
religion	Church of England →
representedBy	Governor-General of Solomon Islands →
residence	Buckingham Palace → United Kingdom →
roleInGovernment	head of state of Solomon Islands →
secondMonarch	Charles III →
secondMonarchStart	8 September 2022 →
style	Her Majesty →
succession	hereditary in the House of Windsor →
successionLaw	Act of Settlement 1701 → Bill of Rights 1689 → Succession to the Crown Act 2013 →
symbolizes	Solomon Islands state sovereignty →
titleInFull	Queen of Solomon Islands and of Her other Realms and Territories, Head of the Commonwealth →

Referenced by (3)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Elizabeth II →	title
Queen of Solomon Islands ("Queen of Solomon Islands and of Her other Realms and Territories, Head of the Commonwealth") →	titleInFull
Royal Standard of Solomon Islands ("King of Solomon Islands") →	usedBy