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$20.$ The Supreme Court nullifies legislation on constitutional grounds. There are three ways to challenge a statute: Statement $1-$ argue that the statute is invalid because the subject matter of the legislation is not within the jurisdiction of the relevant government; Statement $2-$ argue that the statute is invalid because the legislation violates the Charter of Rights and Freedoms; Statement $3-$ argue that the interpretation of the legislation is wrong, and the statute does not apply to the particular conduct. The Supreme Court as umpire in any jurisdictional dispute involving legislation consist of:

a$.$ Statements $1$ and $2$ are false, and statement $3$ is true.

b$.$ Statements $1$ and $2$ are true, and statement $3$ is false.

c$.$ All statements are false.

d$.$ All statements are true.