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What is the Notwithstanding Clause?
Section 33 lets Parliament/legislatures override certain Charter rights for 5 years.
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Question: What is the Notwithstanding Clause?
Answer options: ✅ Section 33 of the Charter, allowing override of certain rights
- An immigration rule
- A trade clause
- A treaty clause
Correct answer: Section 33 of the Charter, allowing override of certain rights
Explanation: Section 33 lets Parliament/legislatures override certain Charter rights for 5 years.
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