 The effect of the change was both to dramatically limit the Governor-General's powers and to prevent any role for the "King-in-Council" in lawmaking in the Irish Free State.The right of appeal to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council was also abolished in 1933 in the "Constitution (Amendment No.22) Act, 1933" while the "Constitution (Amendment No.20) Act, 1933" abolished the Governor-General's role in formally recommending the appropriation of funds to the Dáil by message.