Original sentence: "A Governor-General appointed by the Queen shall be Her Majesty's represenative in the Commonwealth, and shall have and may exercise in the Commonwealth during the Queen's pleasure, but subject to this Constitution, such powers and functions of the Queen as Her Majesty may be pleased to assign to him."She decided she would break with two centuries of vice-regal precedent and stopped writing traditional semi-annual letters to the monarch.Bryce has been publicly criticised for playing "The Queen" and going beyond the role of Governor-General as set out in the Australian Constitution.His opinion was confirmed in anumber of articles in the Sydney Morning Herald.In May 2011, Bryce once again embroiled herself in controversy, appearing to be show a lack of understanding for the limits of the Office of Governor-General and a distinct lack of respect for The Queen of Australia.It has been reported that Bryce has ceased to brief The Queen on  Australian affairs in strict contravention of established precedent set by every previous Australian Governor-General.It was not the first time Bryce had been criticised for her approach as Governor-General.Journalist Andrew Bolt commented on Bryce's unprecedented actions.Section 2 of The Constitution of Australia sets out clearly that the Governor-General is the representative of The Queen and not the Sovereign.The customary reports on developments in the imperial dominions were a pointless anachronism, she decided