1) Sure, but taken as a literal interpretation of the constitution they should, as they are a collection of people[1] 2) From a purely theoretical standpoint I

1) Sure, but taken as a literal interpretation of the constitution they should, as they are a collection of people[1] 2) From a purely theoretical standpoint I agree, it does occupy an interesting place. If the monarchy ever did try to exercise any of its powers it possesses outside of delegation it would trigger a consisting crisis that would mean they would be immediately stripped of such powers. I mean, the Queen technically has all the powers of state and those are granted "at will" (air quotes) to the prime minister and other officials. If she ever woke up and decided to declare war, strip parliament of its authority or execute a few commoners what would happen? 1.https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporate_personhood https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporate_personhood