Should Parliament launch a public inquiry into all royal finances?

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The National Audit Office found that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor received undisclosed rental income from subletting cottages on the Royal Lodge estate while paying only a peppercorn rent. The Sovereign Grant Act shifted responsibility for maintaining royal properties from ministers to the monarch. Campaigners including Republic and Norman Baker are urging the public accounts committee to investigate the entire system.

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