.lr_ ' ' ' |_e'- .- QrganizetionalBeh... m McGrew Hill-Login Question 10 I 20 Worth 5 points Royal assent is the last formal step in the passage of a bill into law. Which one of the following is true? - :- " . O The provrnoes must approve the new law before it is implemented If the new law has any effect on provincial powers. 0 The statute may provide for detayed implementation or its implementation may be dependent on a proclamation from government. CW Legislation always comes into effect the moment it receives royal assent. I r \\ The new law must rst be published in the Revised Statutes of Canada before it becomes law. _ _.__._._.__ 'l (\"t The federal Parliament must endorse the royal assent before the law comes into force because Parliament is i supreme. 2 attempts remaining Submit Qrg'anizationalaeh_.. m McGraw Hill-Login _.' Question 11 [20 Worth 5 points or government agencies to pass The federal parliament and the provincial legislatures empow g statements is true? regulations. if a regulation is passed, which one of the followin eral at the federal O A regulation does not have the status at law until It receives approval of the Governor Gen level. _ _ _ i A atute. _ I - The regulation must be in conformity with the terms of the authorizing at r.. gates a provincial power to the federal government. the federal government must consent -: l f It the regulation dele to be effective. T t1 -' to the delegation for the regulation (:3 The government agency:r must consent to the regulation ssage of a regulation are royal assent and proclamation into force. /'\\ . {a} The nal stepsrnthe pa 2 attempts remaining Submit Prtgcn l x P 2: Introduction to the Legal Sys X Course Hero x Chapter 3. Analyzing the Mark X Law & Ethics TRM 212 x + evel-ise.pearson.com/courses/5fddc4cod4ff44001a6c2c34/assessments/a92d324f-d5cf-4fcd-abd2-a09584a0393c/activities/bfd68e20-e096-4198-8365-bc3c9bOfd71e PB Organizational Beh... M McGraw Hill - Login Question 12 / 20 Worth 5 points All of the provinces and the federal government publish their respective revisions or compilations of their statutes at the same time. O annually. O each on its own schedule. O on a schedule set by law. in one combined document. 2 attempts remaining Submit O here to search PrtSen Home End F10 X F7 F8 F9 DII ES F6 FZ F3 A & @ % 0 8 5 6X P 2: Introduction to the Legal Sy X * Course Hero x Chapter 3. Analyzing the Mark X 3 Law & Ethics TRM 212 x + vel-ise.pearson.com/courses/5fddc4cod4ff44001a6c2c34/assessments/a92d324f-d5cf-4fcd-abd2-a09584a0393c/activities/566a741f-bf77-4462-b97f-6c70d9aa981d PB Organizational Beh. M McGraw Hill - Login Question 13 / 20 Worth 5 points Which of the following is false with respect to parliamentary supremacy? O The courts now have the ability to strike down Charter offending statutes enacted by Parliament. O Parliament no longer has unfettered legislative power. The courts are now responsible for protecting certain rights and freedoms and often do so by limiting Parliament's powers to pass legislation The Constitution Act, 1982 states that the Constitution of Canada is the supreme law of Canada. O Parliament is the supreme law of Canada. 2 attempts remaining Submit O ere to search End PrtSon Home F10 F7 F8 F9 DII F6 F3 FA F2 % & O 8 9 5 6 7Worth 5 points i cannot be overridden through the use of the notwithstanding r'r Which of the loliowing is a Charter right the clause (section 33 of the Charter)? O The right to vote in tedera'. or provincial elections. C) The right to say' whatever you wish about another person (3 The right not to be discriminated against because of your religious afliation {:1 The right not to be subjected to cruel and unusual treatment (P:- The right to be told why you are being arrested 2 attempts remaining Submit ail-OrganizationalBah\". McGrawHiII-Login Question 15 120 Worth 5 points Which of the following is false with respect to the impact of the Charter? 0 The courts are more powerful in relation to governments than they were before the Charter. [I . . . Q Parliament and the provrnclal tegtsiatures have given up power to the courts. 4\"\". Parliamentary supremacy,l is now reduced where a statute is in conflict with the Charter. C:- The provincial governments have lost power to the federal government. f) The courts are now required to intervene to a much grea { R\" . i in certain Circumstances. 7 a _ . ..____ _._._,__ L 2 attempts remaining 1 Submit X P 2: Introduction to the Legal Sy X * Course Hero x Chapter 3. Analyzing the Mark x | Law & Ethics TRM 212 * + ise.pearson.com/courses/5fddc4cod4ff44001a6c2c34/assessments/a92d324f-d5cf-4fcd-abd2-a09584a0393c/activities/eaafedb3-638b-4a92-6928-5455d6f7f620 Organizational Beh... M McGraw Hill - Login Question 16 / 20 Worth 5 points Which statement is true about the roles of the Lieutenant Governor of a province and the Governor General of Canada? O A statute does not have the status of law until it receives approval of the Lieutenant Governor at the federal level and the Governor General at the provincial level. The Lieutenant Governor of a province and the Governor General of Canada endorse bills but must wait for the counter-signature of the Prime Minister of Canada before the law becomes effective. O The Lieutenant Governor of a province and the Governor General of Canada are the Queen's representatives. O Only the Governor General of Canada is the Queen's representative. O A provincial bill must be approved by a majority of the members of the legislative assembly and by the Governor General if it is to become law. 2 attempts remaining Submit O M 9 re to search End Pgu PrtSen Home 1) ) FO F10 F8 DII X F6 F7 F5 F2 F3 F4 & % A 8 9 O 5 6 4x P 2: Introduction to the Legal Sy: X * Course Hero X Chapter 3. Analyzing the Mark x | Law & Ethics TRM 212 x | + se.pearson.com/courses/5fddc4cod4ff44001a6c2c34/assessments/a92d324f-d5cf-4fcd-abd2-a09584a0393c/activities/f1be74f2-0ala-4976-8612-9f49854b2d87 Organizational Beh... M McGraw Hill - Login Question 17 / 20 Worth 5 points How is private law enforced? O The government acting for its people sues an individual. O Through the criminal courts O A person sues another in a private or civil lawsuit. O Private laws cannot be enforced. O A person sues the government for violating the right to free speech. 2 attempts remaining Submit O e to search End PgUp PrtSen Home E9 F10 X F7 FB DII F6 F3 F4 F2 8 $ % 8 9 0 5 6x 2: Introduction to the Legal Sy. X Course Hero x Chapter 3. Analyzing the Mark X Law & Ethics TRM 212 + se.pearson.com/courses/5fddc4cod4ff44001a6c2c34/assessments/a92d324f-d5cf-4fcd-abd2-a09584a0393c/activities/2c22e629-35fc-4241-ad77-87648c52c873 Organizational Beh... M McGraw Hill - Login Question 18 / 20 Worth 5 points Which of the following statements is true about Indigenous self-government in Canada? Numerous Indigenous communities have individual self-government agreements with federal and provincial governments. O The federal government does not recognize the right of any Indigenous group to self-govern. O The federal and provincial governments have legislated that all Indigenous communities can self-govern. O Most agreements regarding self-governance are from the colonial era. O No province has recognized the right of any Indigenous group to self-govern. 2 attempts remaining Submit O BA 9 e to search PgUp PrtScn Home End F9 F10 F7 F8 DII X F6 ES F3 F4 F2 & % 0 8 5 6x 2: Introduction to the Legal Sy X * Course Hero x Chapter 3. Analyzing the Mark x Law & Ethics TRM 212 * + e.pearson.com/courses/5fddc4cod4ff44001a6c2c34/assessments/a92d324f-d5cf-4fcd-abd2-a09584a0393c/activities/930104dc-22be-418a-b403-f341524af5a1 Organizational Beh... M McGraw Hill - Login Question 19 / 20