What measures have been taken to strengthen the absolute monarchy in England?

The strengthening of the absolute monarchy came at a time when parliament adopted statutes that gave the crown exclusive rights. In 1537, a statute was issued that equated all the laws that the king had made with those that had been made by parliament. In 1529, a statute was introduced that allowed the death penalty for those who did not recognize the king as the head of the church. In 1543, an Act was introduced, according to which the king was released from existing debts.