The correct answer is Australia. Explanation & Key Takeaways: • Australia Announced Decision to Remove British Monarchy from its Banknotes. • The Reserve Bank of Australia said that it will hold consultations with Indigenous people to develop a new design that "honours the culture and history of the First Australians." • The new notes would take "several years" to develop and produce, and the present $5 note would remain legal tender long after the new design was in circulation. • Queen Elizabeth's death on September 8, last year, was commemorated by public grief in Australia, but some Indigenous organisations also denounced colonial Britain's damaging influence at the time, demanding for the monarchy to be abolished. • The central bank stated that its decision was endorsed by Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's center-left Labour administration, which favours the ultimate establishment of an Australian republic. • The republican movement applauded the action, noting that Indigenous people predates British colonisation by 65,000 years. • According to Craig Foster, the chair of the Australian Republic Movement, Australia believes in meritocracy, thus the argument that someone should be on the currency by birthright is unconvincing, as is the idea that they should be the head of state by birthright.