Gw mau tau Holidays and observances dari Kematian dan pemakaman kenegaraan Elizabeth II

The day of the funeral (19 September) will be a bank holiday in the UK, with all schools in England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland closing for the day. The London Stock Exchange will also be closed on the day of the funeral. Many businesses across the country will be closed to the public.

In Canada, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced that the date of Elizabeth's funeral will be marked by a federal holiday. However, the federal holiday only applied to federal government employees, and does not apply to employees of federally regulated industries, such banks and airlines. The federal holiday decision also did not affect whether most Canadian workers would get a day off work, since about 85–90% of Canadian workers are employed in sectors regulated by the provinces and territories. The provinces split on the decision: the Atlantic Provinces (Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island) all declared the day of Queen Elizabeth's funeral a one-off provincial holiday or temporary statutory holiday, with most other provinces not declaring a statutory holiday, and instead declaring a day of mourning or commemoration.

In Australia, a "one-off public holiday" will be observed as a national day of mourning on 22 September, although the Australian Industry Group and Australian Medical Association criticised the short notice for the extra holiday and its effect on business and appointments.

A one-off public holiday in New Zealand will be observed on Monday, 26 September (designated "Queen Elizabeth II Memorial Day"), the date the New Zealand State Memorial Service will be held in the Wellington Cathedral of St Paul.