Are royals afraid of Prince Harry's response if he is removed as counsellor of state?

Queen Elizabeth has been urged to remove Prince Harry and Prince Andrew as counsellors of state.

An article published in a British newspaper said Prince Andrew would by default take charge if Queen Elizabeth becomes suddenly ill during the absence of Prince Charles and Prince William who are due to undertake foreign visits.

The newspaper stressed the need to amend the the 1937 Regency Act, urging the Queen to make Princess Anne stand-in monarch.

Reacting to the article, royal biographer Angela Levin said, "The Royals and the courtiers mustn't be afraid of Harry's response. Millions will support the decision. Andrew I guess will feel hurt and unhappy but it's the right thing to do."