The new government, as a civil political body, is fundamentally different from the monarchy in Great Britain. The monarchy is a hereditary system of government where the monarch holds supreme power, while the government is an elected body that derives its power from the people it represents. In a monarchy, the monarch has a ceremonial role and is not directly involved in the day-to-day running of the country, whereas in a government, the elected officials are responsible for making decisions and implementing policies. Additionally, a government is subject to the rule of law and the principles of democracy, while the monarchy is not.