But if viewed from the perspective of fulfilling King William IV's wishes, based on his understanding of this Sailor King, whether or not he ultimately regains consciousness, he certainly would want this letter delivered to the Privy Council and subjected to review by both Houses, thereby forming a national resolution.
Arthur remained silent throughout, until Taylor stopped walking, only then did he slowly speak: "Sir Herbert, Your Lordship, perhaps His Majesty originally did wish for it to be read at the Privy Council. But at this moment, he is unconscious. If you rashly send this letter out, it will inevitably be suspected of being a surrogate creation by some people, and at that time, it will give Conroy and the Duchess of Kent an excuse."
Chamberlain and Taylor had obviously considered this issue too, or rather, the main reason they were hesitant to make a decision was because of this.
