Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has publicly endorsed the removal of Prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the royal line of succession. Carney described the former prince's behavior as "deplorable," stating it "necessitates" his removal. While acknowledging the slim chance of Andrew becoming King, Carney emphasized it as a "point of principle."
This stance aligns with previous support from Australian and New Zealand leaders. Any alteration to the line of succession requires an act of the UK parliament and agreement from 14 other Commonwealth realms.