The Citizen's Coalition for Property Rights (The CCPR) Believes That

question 24

Multiple Choice

The Citizen's Coalition for Property Rights (the CCPR) believes that the Charter should protect the right to own property. Which of the following statements is TRUE?

• A) The CCPR has no need to worry because property rights are already expressly protected by the Charter.
• B) The Charter can be amended as long as at least half of the Canadian population supports the protection of property rights.
• C) The Charter cannot be amended unless, among other things, the federal Parliament agrees.
• D) The Charter cannot be amended unless the government holds a referendum and allows individual Canadians to vote on the issue.
• E) because property rights are listed under section 91 of the Constitution, the CCPR will not have to persuade the federal government to amend the Charter

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