Robing

They walked up the steps to the Robing Room, where they put on their robes and the King put on the Imperial State Crown which had been carried there by the Lord Great Chamberlain, Lord Carrington.

Pell required help robing and disrobing and Pell's master-of-ceremonies recalled only twice in five years not assisting.

According to a statement issued, on Tuesday, by his Special Assistant on Public Communications and New Media, Lere OIayinka, Governor Fayose said; “Shame on Abang, a judge who goes to court robing himself in garment of corruption.

A double door opposite the stairs leads to the Royal Gallery, and another to the right opens to the Robing Room.

Following the destruction of the Commons Chamber, the Lords offered their own debating chamber for the use of the Commons; for their own sittings the Queen's Robing Room was converted into a makeshift chamber.

Royal Gallery Immediately north of the Robing Room is the Royal Gallery.

The House of Lords originally met in the Queen's Chamber, a modest Medieval hall towards the southern end of the complex, with the adjoining Prince's Chamber used as the robing room for peers and for the monarch during state openings.

The Robing Room was also briefly used as the House of Lords' meeting chamber while the House of Lords Chamber was occupied by the House of Commons, whose chamber had been destroyed by the Blitz in 1941.