Bill, to exempt her private land from an initiative to cut carbon emissions. As a result, the Queen was the only person in Scotland not required to facilitate the construction of pipelines to heat buildings using renewable energy. The Guardian identified 67 instances in which Scottish bills have been reviewed by the Queen. They include legislation dealing with planning laws, property taxation, protections from tenants and a 2018 bill that prevents forestry inspectors from entering crown land without the Queen's permission. A spokesperson for the Queen said: "Queen's Consent is a parliamentary process, with the role of sovereign purely formal. Consent is always granted by the monarch where requested by government." See also Republicanism in the United Kingdom References External links Sovereign Grant Report 2020-2021, Summary Queen Elizabeth II just died. Here’s what will happen to her $500 million fortune, Fortune magazine, 8 September 2022 British monarchy British royal family Finance in the United Kingdom Monarchy and money