Since the Letters Patent passed in 1947, governors general must always follow the advice of prime ministers, without exception.

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While the Letters Patent of 1947 do outline the roles and responsibilities of the Governor General, they do not explicitly state that governors general must always follow the advice of prime ministers without exception. In practice, governors general typically follow the advice of the prime minister, but there are constitutional conventions that allow for discretion in exceptional circumstances.

Since the Letters Patent Passed in 1947, Governors General Must