‘It’s not controversial’: King Charles accession to $5 note in doubt | swrighteconomy
King Charles’ chances of succeeding his mother on Australia’s notes are diminishing after Treasurer Jim Chalmers said it should be uncontroversial for the nation to remove the monarch from its currency.
“When it comes to the $5 note, my personal view is that it shouldn’t be beyond us to consider and to consult on the best way to change the $5 note when that’s necessary,” he said. While the King may not appear on a future $5 note, the government is also looking at plans to remove him as head of state later this decade.
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