(b) That's right. 

You were asked to select the incorrect statement.

It is wrong to say that, in Australia, there are only seven legislatures that have law-making power.  This is because the two self-governing territories have legislative powers, as well as the Commonwealth and the six states. 

It is true that the head of state of the commonwealth of Australia is a hereditary monarch. 

It is correct to say that Australian governments are properly described as ‘representative’ because, after being elected, these governments make decisions on behalf of the voters.

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