From an actual judge, not from some hippy on twitter.
Apparently, federal lawyers have been told to green light any legislation/regulation (ie not flag and report it to the HOC) that has as little as a five per cent chance of passing constitutional muster.
That is, is likely unconstitutional.
That is, the gov. is passing bills that it knows will likely fail, after much wasted time and expense, in court.
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reminds me of Ontario Liberal govt - regulation 115. It won't meet the constitutional sniff test either.
And it too is being taken to the supreme court after much wasted time and money in court.
Neither levels of govt should act like this.
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