The monarch's Membership by Right is often represented using the Royal Standard
In Lovia, the ruling monarch was formerly a Member of the Congress by Right. After the approval of the Third Constitutional Amendment in 2010, Article 1 B of the Constitution stated that "the ruling monarch is Member of the Congress by Right, meaning he is automatically granted a seat in the Lovian Congress." From 2007 until the Third Amendment, both the ruling monarch and his partner were both entitled to a seat in the Congress. As King Dimitri I of Lovia was unmarried during this period, this was never enforced.
The republican movement in Lovia has at multiple times expressed concern about the king's Membership by Right.
The ruling monarch's Membership by Right was abolished in the 2011 State Reform. However, in the 2012 Judicial Reform, the ruling monarch was reinstated as a non-voting member.
See also[]
 Lovia Congress 
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Capitol - Congress - Congressional Journal - Federal Properties - First Chamber (forum) - Inauguration Day - King's Share - Library of Congress - List of political parties in Lovia - Member of the Congress - Member by Right - National Archives - Second Chamber (forum) |
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 The Royal Family of Lovia
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| Kings and queens: King Arthur I x Queen Anne - King Arthur II x Queen Amelia - Queen Lucy I x King Joseph - King Lucas I x Queen Elisabeth - King Arthur III - King Dimitri I x Queen Mary Elisabeth - King Sebastian I x Queen Louise | |
| Living princes and princesses: Prince Alexander - Princess Alice - Prince Arthur - Princess Elisabeth - Prince Joseph - Princess Lucy-Anne - Princess Sylvia (wd) - Princess Helena x Anthony Mortensen | |
| Deceased princes and princesses: Prince Noah x Princess Manon - Prince Theodore - Prince Thomas x Princess Sarah | |
| Other articles: Great Royal Palace - Jacobian branch of the royal family - King's Gardens - King's Landmark - Line of succession - Member of the Congress by Right - Old Royal Palace - Palati Daidalo - Robert Noble - Royal Family - Royal Standard - Ruling monarch |