The Government led by Boris the PM wishes to abolish the monarchy and establish a republic but realises that neither the House of Lords nor the monarch will assent to any implementing measures. Boris manages nonetheless to secure the passage of a Bill through the House of Commons - The Re-definition of Parliament Bill - which states in Clause 1 'For certain purposes to be designated at the complete discretion of the Prime Minister, Parliament is hereby redefined as the House of Commons acting alone. Clause 2 states Any Bill so designated under Clause 1 passing through 1st & 2nd Reading, Committee, Report and 3rd Reading stages will be deemed to be an Act of Parliament.' After being rejected by the House of Lords, Boris invokes the procedures set down in the Parliament Acts 1911 and 1949, and The Re-definition of Parliament Bill passes into law after it receives the Royal Assent. In January 2020, another Bill - The Abolition of the Monarchy Bill passes through all its Commons stages. Advise Camilla - an ardent Royalist - who seeks your advice as to whether the courts will enforce The Abolition of the Monarchy Act 2020 Would it matter to your answer whether Boris was elected after including the commitment to abolish in its manifesto