VOICED : Britains new royal baby paves

The British Parliament has revised the royal succession law, allowing the eldest child, regardless of gender, to inherit the throne. This change requires agreement from all 16 sovereign nations where Queen Elizabeth II is monarch. While Canada has agreed, Quebec challenges the decision. The law will apply retrospectively to 2011 once all nations consent. The change prompts discussions on gender equality in British aristocracy, potentially affecting inheritance laws. Public reception is positive, viewing it as a step towards modernizing the monarchy.

What is the significance of the legal revision by Britain's Parliament regarding royal succession?

What challenges are being faced in implementing the new succession law in Canada?

What are the implications of the succession law being applied retrospectively to 2011?

Discuss the potential impact of the succession change on the British aristocracy.

How does the new law regarding royal succession affect the inheritance of titles and land?