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when representing the King. They are directed to be worn 'when the peers attend as a body a church service or other ceremony'; however, in the twentieth century they were only twice worn outside Parliament: at the Investitures of the Prince of Wales in 1911 and 1969. The Parliament robe is only worn by Peers who are sworn members of the House of Lords, and the robe is the same for female peers as for males. (Unlike the

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