Unlike in the United Kingdom, the monarch is the only member of the Royal Family with a title established through Canadian law. There being no peerage in Canada, it would not be possible for others to be granted distinctly Canadian titles (as is the case for the Duke of Rothesay (Prince Charles) in Scotland), but they have always been, and continue to only be, accorded the use of a courtesy title in Canada, which is that which they have been granted via letters patent in the UK, though in Canada these are also translated to French.