Question #5 What is the purpose of section 33 (i.e. the notwithstanding clause) of the Charter?...

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Question #5 What is the purpose of section 33 (i.e. the "notwithstanding clause") of the Charter? With respect to which rights and freedoms is section 33 not available ? If the notwithstanding clause is used by a government, what will be the practical result? Identify one (1) government that used section 33 "notwithstanding clause" ? Why did it use the "notwithstanding clause"? Identify the particular "right and freedom" that the government was targeting. (a) (b) (c) (d) Question #5 What is the purpose of section 33 (i.e. the "notwithstanding clause") of the Charter? With respect to which rights and freedoms is section 33 not available ? If the notwithstanding clause is used by a government, what will be the practical result? Identify one (1) government that used section 33 "notwithstanding clause" ? Why did it use the "notwithstanding clause"? Identify the particular "right and freedom" that the government was targeting. (a) (b) (c) (d)

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a What is the purpose of section 33 ie the notwithstanding clause of the Charter The purpose of section 33 ie the notwithstanding clause of the Charter is to allow governments to override certain righ... View the full answer