The Prime Minister is appointed by the Monarch from the House of Commons on advise of Parliament. Cabinet Ministers are appointed by the Monarch on advise of the Prime Minister. A Bill becomes law when it is approved by the majority of each House of Parliament and receives the Monarchs assent. If a Bill is passed by one House of Parliament and rejected by the other two times, the Bill then is put to a public referendum and the voters decide it's fate. The Bill must still receive the Monarchs assent to become law.
All public referendums are binding.
Any citizen can propose a legislative initiative. The Privy Council is made up of seven Ministers. The High Chancellor, who heads the Privy Council when the Monarch is not presiding, the Chancellor of the Kings Bench, the Prime Minister, The Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Foreign Minister, the Minister of Home Affairs and the Attorney General. The Monarchs' job is to keep the Government focused. The Royal succession is in the direct male or female bloodline in the order of first born.