A police service in a large Canadian city has started a "crime-free housing" program, which has the goal of keeping "illegal and nuisance activity out of rental communities". Landlords are encouraged to sign up for the program - if they complete all three steps they get a certificate showing that they are part of the program. The steps including things like teaching landlords how to prevent crime and nuisance by increasing the use of surveillance cameras and engaging in "tenant selection" practices. Landlords are required to start requesting criminal record checks for all their prospective tenants.

1. Bring the audience to agree by explaining the position and giving them some supporting arguments.

2. Remember, when rights and freedoms conflict, there are many positions one can take. Different stakeholders may be affected by the issues differently so show them about the problem from multiple perspectives.

3. Address any counter-arguments raised in introduction, and provide arguments to refute them. It will help convince them that possible weaknesses have been carefully considered and ultimately resolved.

4. Where possible, support any arguments with evidence from secondary sources by citing them the sources!

5. Consider closing with supporting ideas about possible compromises to bring the opposing sides closer together and resolve these issues.

6. Re-state the position what is being addressed and what is being advocated for.

7. Research and apply the law!In terms of rights and freedoms, Fundamentals of our Fundamental Freedoms is an excellent introduction in closing statement.