Polish Presidential Elections

[celedhring]

In which country can you change your system of government with a simple majority in parliament?

Do constitutional monarchies have rules on what it takes to abolish a monarchy?

At least in Spain an abolishment of the monarchy would require to modify the constitution, and that can only done with a 2/3 majority in parliament, or something like that.

And then a general election, after which the new parliament has to approve the reform a second time with another supermajority, and then a referendum. Our Constitution is reform-proof for stuff like this.

[grumbler]

In which country can you change your system of government with a simple majority in parliament?

The UK.  Parliament is sovereign there (parliament includes the monarch, but the monarch's role is nominal).

[The Brain]

In which country can you change your system of government with a simple majority in parliament?

Do constitutional monarchies have rules on what it takes to abolish a monarchy?

Yes.

[The Larch]

In which country can you change your system of government with a simple majority in parliament?

The UK.  Parliament is sovereign there (parliament includes the monarch, but the monarch's role is nominal).

The beauty of an unwritten constitution, I guess.