The Notwithstanding Clause

question 47

Multiple Choice

The notwithstanding clause

• A) is seldom used by governments because it involves a decision to override fundamental rights and freedoms.
• B) is contained in section 1 of the Charter.
• C) can be applied with respect to each and every the right and freedom contained in the Charter.
• D) is applied to Canadian laws regularly.
• E) must be re- invoked every ten years in order to remain in effect.

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