• Prince Charles and Prince William to be careful’ in future.
• For instance, Charles refrained from interfering when the President of China arrived on a state.
• Prince William won’t be abiding by the Queen’s maxim of “never complain, never explain.

Prince Charles and Prince William would be rather more reserved in their future duties, royal author.

Biographer Ian Lloyd commented on the claims that Prince William won’t be abiding by the Queen’s maxim of “never complain, never explain” since the Duke of Cambridge wishes to modernise the Firm during his interview.

“I suppose [he could be more outspoken] as Prince of Wales because he can do [that], I mean the current Prince of Wales has done that,” the author of The Queen: 70 Chapters in the Life of Elizabeth II stated.

“You have to be a little more cautious as King.”

The article said, “For instance, Charles refrained from interfering when the President of China arrived on a state visit due to human rights in China.

He could do that, he could withdraw from it, and he would definitely express his displeasure in that way, not dramatically, simply by diplomatic snubs.

But as King, he continued, “it’s very, very tough because you really have to do it if the Government of the Day says they want the sovereign to entertain a particular president to improve certain relations.”

Earlier, Charles’ charity is looking for a new audit manager to oversee more proper use of funds after being accused of offering “pay for access,” reports.

The Prince of Wales Foundation, located at Dumfries House in Ayrshire, has reportedly posted a job listing for a new “compliance and internal audit manager.”

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