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“Nothing in this Act is to be construed as authorizing any order that would be contrary to the Constitution of Canada.” The act does not permit “any directive to a person, other than a provincial entity, that would compel the person to act contrary to or otherwise in violation of any federal law.”
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Cool, so I'm going to publish an
Allowing Murder within a Murder-Free Canada Manifesto and nothing bad will come of it so long as I add introductory text that says "this manifesto should not be construed as encouraging the murder of humans or any kind of homicidal activities" -- that'll work, right?