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My first question is linked with recent events. Few days ago2 H.S.H. Prince Albert Grimaldi of Monaco announced the birth of his children. While his son, Prince Jacques, is younger than his sister Princess Gabriella, he is the successor to the throne. Your Princely House is the last monarchy in Europe which excludes women from succession to the throne. What is the reason? What does His Serene Highness think about the male-preference primo­ geniture system which works in Monaco. Would it be suitable for Liechtenstein as well? The reason is very simple. The succession model in Liechtenstein was introduced long time ago, many centuries back, and the Princely House had good experience with this model in the past. Changes to the Family law should be made rather rare. They require a 2/3 majority. I don’t know about Monaco’s model enough to say if it would be suitable for us but it’s unlikely that we change our succession model unless members o f the Family members see a specific need for it.

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A Big Prince in His Tiny Realm. Effectiveness of political system of Principality of Liechtenstein - Interview with His Serene Highness Prince Alois, Hereditary Prince of Liechtenstein1