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« Frequently asked questions
Who signs Acts of Parliament and Royal Decrees?
Laws passed by Parliament and Royal Decrees are always signed by the Queen and countersigned by one or more ministers and/or state secretaries in confirmation of their acceptance of ministerial responsibility.
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