1. The governors general of the British Empire were responsible for representing the monarchy in their respective colonies.
2. The governors general of Canada have the power to appoint senators and dissolve parliament.
3. The governors general of Australia serve as the representative of the monarch in matters of state.
4. The governors general of New Zealand have the authority to grant royal assent to legislation.
5. The governors general of India played a key role in the country's transition to independence.
6. The governors general of Jamaica are appointed by the monarch on the advice of the prime minister.
7. The governors general of Barbados have the power to appoint judges to the judiciary.
8. The governors general of Papua New Guinea act as the ceremonial head of state.
9. The governors general of Belize have the authority to dissolve parliament and call for new elections.
10. The governors general of Grenada are responsible for representing the monarch at official functions and ceremonies.