King Charles III and Buckingham Palace have begun looking for new employees to be in charge of gathering and preserving the data and secrets of the former monarch of England.
Since the British royal family is renowned for its superb organization and impeccable protocols and because the English monarchy is one of the most significant, strongest, and best structured in the world, it has been chosen to maintain the privacy of Queen Elizabeth II.
King Charles III has thus approved the hiring of workers who will be solely responsible for the gathering and subsequent archiving of papers and further information regarding his late mother, who passed away five months ago.
It won’t be an easy task for Buckingham Palace because Elizabeth II’s reign was one of the longest in British royal history and she was also present for many significant events and changes in both the UK and the rest of the world.
The staff who will operate in this new “intelligence” branch of the British royalty would reportedly be strongly required to maintain confidentiality during the execution of this operation, according to the English media.
Recall that a few months ago Prince Harry’s book was published where King Charles III is mentioned, talking about royal secrets.
