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Right You Lot!
For everything you ever wanted to know about it, from the source most likely to know, click the link below!
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http://www.royal.gov.uk/output/Page398.asp
For everything you ever wanted to know about it, from the source most likely to know, click the link below!
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http://www.royal.gov.uk/output/Page398.asp
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May as well have my six-pen'orth. when Sir P quotes Acts dating back to 1908 he does not IMHO establish in such that the Union Jack is to be called that as per se... simply that this flag is to be used as the National Flag. I'm still with the Union Flag arguement myself.
For everything you ever wanted to know about it, from the source most likely to know, click the link below!
However, all is not correct on that website. While it is true that line infantry battalions have a Union Flag as their Queens/Kings Colour(to show loyalty to the monarch) and a Regimental Colour of their regimental colour, the Foot Guards battalions have their Queens Colour of crimson(as their loyalty is never doubted), and their Regimental Colour is the Union Flag.
Ecce Homo! Loquitur...
Hawaii, and would still be a monarchy, but for some foul scullduggery. Should bring it back as tourist attraction, and t´would show up the rest of them..... 
