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

question 5

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 cannot be amended unless, among other things, the federal Parliament agrees.
• C)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.
• D)The Charter can be amended as long as at least half of the Canadian population supports the protection of property rights.
• E)The Charter cannot be amended unless the government holds a referendum and allows individual Canadians to vote on the issue.

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