Recent revelations indicate that British royal family’s Duchies has generated millions in revenue through lucrative land leases to the NHS and other public entities. Critics, including former MP Norman Baker, argue this raises questions about transparency in royal finances, suggesting the public is being shortchanged. The Duchies, exempt from certain taxes, shield the full extent of their assets and deals from public view. The royal family claims that profits are used to fund public and charitable activities, yet scrutiny continues over the appropriateness of such arrangements amidst ongoing public funding challenges.