Indeed. But just to be even more clear: > which explicitly does not violate the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms Indeed indeed. However, it does limit

Indeed. But just to be even more clear: > which explicitly does not violate the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms Indeed indeed. However, it does limit the rights and freedoms in the Charter, and it does so in a way that the Charter allows. The Charter provides an escape hatch in exceptional circumstances, and that is not by accident: it is by design. And anyone who would design the Charter without this escape hatch probably has no business being in governance, because it would just be a ticking time bomb to a constitutional crisis.