Select the two statements which are TRUE in relation to Parliament:

a. Parliament can only change existing common law, such as negligence, if it is considered by a select committee during the legislative process.

b. Parliament cannot change existing common law, such as negligence, because such law is now an established part of the New Zealand legal system.

c. Parliament can only change existing common law, such as negligence, if it goes through the first, second and third reading stages in Parliament.

d. Parliament can change existing common law, such as negligence, as long as it takes into consideration the opinion of judges in New Zealands highest courts.

e. Parliament cannot change existing common law, such as negligence, because this would conflict with the separation of powers doctrine and the independence of the judiciary.

f. Parliament can only change law that has been established by legislation.

g. Parliament can change any existing law it wishes to whether common law or existing legislation.