Yes, it required the monarchy to call upon parliament and speak to the "House of Commons" on decisions as they held the "power of the purse". The power of the purse is the spending ability of the monarchy.
I think it’s the second one and the third one.
I hope this helps :)
sentence, the do auxiliary is stressed to make it more emphatic:
<span>A:How was your weekend in Edinburgh?B:I didn’t go to Edinburgh.A:Really. Where did you go?B:We decided to go to Glasgow instead.</span>
