If the Supreme Court of Canada holds that a recently enacted statute of Parliament is unconstitutional and inoperative b

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If The Supreme Court Of Canada Holds That A Recently Enacted Statute Of Parliament Is Unconstitutional And Inoperative B 1 (54.51 KiB) Viewed 129 times

If the Supreme Court of Canada holds that a recently enacted statute of Parliament is unconstitutional and inoperative because it infringes upon the freedom of expression provisions of the Charter, what may Parliament then do? Simply ignore the judgment because Parliament is the supreme law of Canada Invoke the powers granted by section 33 of the Charter, which allows Parliament to override some Charter rights and freedoms Claim ultra vires since the Supreme Court of Canada ruling is beyond Parliament's jurisdiction and therefore void Invoke the powers granted by section 92 of the Constitution, which designates civil rights as an area of provincial jurisdiction O Appeal to a higher court