In the areas Royal administration and governmental policy (i.e., how the government did its business and what directions it took in the affairs of the country), the King saw no role for Parliament or to be informally bound by its opinions at all.
Within the scope of royal power and public administration (relating to the manner in which the government conducted its business and set national priorities), the monarch held that Parliament was unnecessary or should not be influenced by its opinions on a non-official level.