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Saskatchewan’s use of the notwithstanding clause reveals its fundamental flaw
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has announced his government’s intent to pass legislation invoking the notwithstanding clause aimed at his province’s high-school pronoun policy. The notwithstanding clause is a constitutional tool that allows federal, provincial, and territorial legislatures to temporarily suspend certain Charter rights for a period of up to five years.
Saskatchewan’s use of the notwithstanding clause reveals its fundamental flaw
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has announced his government’s intent to pass legislation invoking the notwithstanding clause aimed at his province’s high-school pronoun policy. The notwithstanding clause is a constitutional tool that allows federal, provincial, and territorial legislatures to temporarily suspend certain Charter rights for a period of up to five years.
Caitlin Salvino
Caitlin Salvino completed a master’s and DPhil in law focusing on the notwithstanding clause at the University of Oxford, where she studied as a Rhodes Scholar. She is now a JD candidate at the University of Toronto and junior fellow at Massey College.
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