Which statement about the distribution of legislative powers under the Australian Constitution is INCORRECT? Question 3Answer a. If state legislation is inconsistent with Commonwealth legislation, the Commonwealth law prevails over the state law to the extent of any inconsistency. b. The Commonwealth Parliament has an unlimited power to legislate for the wellbeing of all Australians. c. There are some matters where law-making powers are shared between the Commonwealth Parliament and the States' Parliaments. These are concurrent powers. d. There are some matters about which only the Commonwealth Parliament can make laws. These are known as exclusive powers