The answer probably is YES. 

Not only Commonwealth, but also UK. The question I have for royals is why BREXIT took place on the first place !!????? PEOPLE ON BOTH SIDES OF THE DOVER NEED JOBS/PROSPERITY/ SECURITY, SO WHAT IS IN IT FOR YOU !!????? ASKING THIS AS SOMEONE WHO HEAVILY PROMOTED BRITISH(specially Scottish) IN UKRAINE AND ELSEWHERE IN EASTERN EUROPE. Someone you owe $$$$$(you couldn't keep me even outside of the asylum, but have instead advocated and DEMANDED crime against me from those https://ausertimes.blogspot.com/2022/06/today-in-2022-only-thing-in-hands-of.html whom you have initially involved to "help" me and magnitude of others).

I DOUBT ABOUT YOU BEING COMPETENT(FIT IN YOUR HEADS) AS COMPETENCE IS ALSO KNOWN AS RESPONSIBILITY. RESPONSIBILITY IS ABILITY TO CARRY ON....I CARRIED ON FOR YOU DESPITE DIRECT CRIME AGAINST ME FROM YOUR END - LONG LONG(was silent from 1995 to 2016 - 21 years down MK Ultra torture) AFTER YOUR COMPLETE LOSS OF COMPETENCE...

@Scotland - burning Union Jack won't do you any good. Causes rather problems to you and others on island(NEVER ARGUE WITH PLANE LOGIC).

Consequences of stupidity as seen are enormous.

From https://www.express.co.uk/news/royal/1631628/commonwealth-poll-royal-family-remove-monarchy-head-of-state-republic-spt

Royal poll: Should the Royal Family give up trying to keep the Commonwealth?

PRINCE CHARLES has given his blessing to Commonwealth leaders to allow nations to remove the Queen as head of state and become a republic. So should the Royal Family give up trying to keep the Commonwealth? Vote in our poll.

By NATALIE CROOKHAM

11:43, Mon, Jun 27, 2022 | UPDATED: 11:43, Mon, Jun 27, 2022

Prince Charles, the future head of the Commonwealth, said the process can happen “calmly and without rancour”. He addressed leaders at the opening ceremony of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Kigali, Rwanda.

The Prince of Wales said on Friday, June 24: “The Commonwealth contains within it, countries that have had constitutional relationships with my family, some that continue to do so, and increasingly those that have had none.

“I want to say clearly, as I have said before, that each member's Constitutional arrangement, as republic or monarchy, is purely a matter for each member country to decide.

“The benefit of long life brings me the experience that arrangements such as these can change, calmly and without rancour.”

He added: “We should never forget the things which do not change: the close and trusted partnership between Commonwealth members; our common values and shared goals; and, perhaps most importantly, the strong and enduring connections between the peoples of the Commonwealth which strengthen us all.”

 His acknowledgement is thought to represent an awareness of several nations suggesting that they will replace the British Monarchy with their own heads of state.