is this right? it it is asking about the Govenor general of NZ,

Select the two statements about the Governor General which are TRUE: The Governor General appoints the Government (i.e., the Executive) after an election. O The Governor General's role in giving Royal Assent to Bills so they become Acts is only a constitutional convention, the Governor General is totally free to refuse to give Royal Assent in which case the Bill would not become an Act. O The Governor-General is not bound to act on the advice of Government Ministers who have the support of the House of Representatives. The Governor General is appointed by the Prime Minister on the advice of the Queen. O The Governor General's role in giving Royal Assent to Bills so they become Acts is a constitutional convention, like the rule of law and parliamentary supremacy. i] The Governor General must give Royal Assent to Bills so that they become Acts because the Governor General must follow the instructions of Parliament because of the doctrine of parliamentary supremacy