The lucky visitors who managed to buy tickets at £75 a pop will be given guided tours of the front façade of the King's London residence, including the centre room, which leads on to the balcony where the royal family have gathered for major occasions over the years. Although the public will not be able to step out onto the famous open-air space.

Bills that affect the royals are flagged with the palace in advance, giving them the opportunity to object to anything they think may adversely affect them, under a rule known as "royal consent." The Welsh government told Buckingham Palace of plans to reform agriculture and received a response on June 1,

In a move underscored by the delicate balance between modern legislation and royal privileges, King Charles III's monarchy recently sought assurances from the Welsh Government that forthcoming legal reforms,

A royal source has denied that a Buckingham Palace official put pressure on the Welsh government to stop the King being criminally liable under a new law. Despite the Guardian alleging a courtier "demanded assurances" His Majesty could not be prosecuted under last year's Agriculture (Wales) Act when it was being drawn up,