Does the Governor General Sign Bills?

(i) The Governor may sign the bill if he approves it, and the bill shall become law. ... If both houses override the Governor's veto, the bill shall become law without his signature. If either house fails to override the Governor's veto, the veto shall stand and the bill shall not become law.

Does the Governor-General approve bills?

Royal Assent

Approval by the Governor General or another designated representative of the Crown is required for a bill to become law once it has been passed by both Houses in identical form.

Does the Governor-General sign laws?

The signing of a bill by the Governor-General, which is the final step in making a bill into a law.