> All I know is when the UK barks, we come running. 'K' and 'S' are about 50 years apart on my keyboard. > We're locally sovereign, but not internationally so

> All I know is when the UK barks, we come running. 'K' and 'S' are about 50 years apart on my keyboard. > We're locally sovereign, but not internationally sovereign. The majority in Sue v Hill conclusively ruled that Britain is a foreign power. It has not been overturned and it never will. There is no Imperial Crown. There are Crowns, which are legally distinct. The Prime Minister of the UK cannot advise the Crown in right of the Commonwealth of Australia; an Australian Prime Minister cannot advise the Crown in right of the United Kingdom; the Premier of New South Wales cannot advise the Crown in right of Victoria and so on. Again: I will happily lay money on this question.