How was the administration of England organized in the late 17th – first half of the 18th century?

During this period, England underwent great changes. A parliamentary monarchy was established. A transition was made from an absolute monarchy, where everything was ruled by the king and had unlimited power, to a parliamentary one, where parliament ruled everything. As a result of the reforms, the king’s power was very limited, he received only purely representative functions, and also could not influence the adoption of important state decisions. On all important issues, it was necessary to consult with the parliament.