William and Catherine, Duke and Duchess of Cambridge pay first official visit to the Duchy of Cornwall

William and Catherine, Duke and Duchess of Cambridge pay first official visit to the Duchy of Cornwall

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The Dutchie of Cornwall is a significant financial entity managed by Prince Charles, encompassing a diverse business empire with assets across 23 counties. It generates substantial profits, part of which is used for official and charitable works. The Dutchie also engages in community projects, such as housing schemes. However, it faces public scrutiny and controversies. The focus remains on succession planning for the future Duke and Duchess of Cornwall.

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1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is the primary role of the Duchy of Cornwall?

To provide cream teas and family holidays

To serve as a private estate for Prince Charles

To manage a diverse business empire funding Prince Charles and his children

To operate as a public corporation paying corporation tax

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What is Trigonal Hill in Newquay known for?

A famous cricket ground

A commercial property in London

A community project using local materials

Being a historical monument

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How did Lisa Camps and her family benefit from the Duchy's project?

They were employed by the Duchy

They were given a business grant

They participated in a shared ownership scheme

They received a free house

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What concerns has lawyer John Kirkhope raised about the Duchy?

Its limited land ownership

Its lack of profitability

Its failure to pay income tax

Its intimidating nature as an organization

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is a key focus for the future of the Duchy of Cornwall?

Reducing its land holdings

Increasing its charitable contributions

Expanding into new countries

Planning for succession