Canada's Constitution states that Canada is to have a Constitution similar in principle to that of the United Kingdom" and thus "Parliamentary Supremacy" has been adopted in Canada. This principle dictates that: Select one: a. Parliament's legislation will override any inconsistent provisions in the Constitution b. statute law, be it federal or provincial, will override any inconsistent case law. c. federal laws will override any provincial laws. d. Courts are prevented from striking down statutes, be they federal or provincial Which of the following does not describe the phrase ultra vires? Select one: a. When a law will not be enforced because it falls outside the assigned area of jurisdiction for that level of government. b. When a level of government had no power to pass legislation. c. The opposite of "intra vires," for intra vires means "within one's jurisdiction." d. When a previously decided case need not be followed by a court because the facts of the current case the court is hearing can be distinguished (.e. the two cases are not similar)