Question 6 {1 point} The Cafderdecision O a} Applied to treaty lands in British Columbia 0 b} Was the first case to recognize Aboriginal title under s. 35 O c} Was not regarded as important by either the federal or provincial governments for land claims negotiations Q d} Provided important recognition of Aboriginal title as a legal interest Indigenous people held in their traditional lands Question 7 {1 point} Which of the following does NOT describe a legislative jurisdiction assigned to the provinces under s. 92 of the Constitution Act, 1867? O a) The power to legislate over property within the province 0 b} Jurisdiction to legislate over hospitals and health care more generally 0 c} A residual power to make laws in relation to "local and private" matters 0 d} National infrastructure like pipelines or railways that pass through the province Question 8 {1 point} Laws that are found to infringe the Charter and that do not meet the test for justified infringement under s. 1 O a} Will generally be found to be legally "of no force and effect\" under s. 52 O b} Can sometimes be remedied by the Courts to make them constitutional - for example by "reading in\" as in Wieod O c} Can sometimes be made constitutional through government use of the s. 33 Notwithstanding clause 0 d} All of the above Question 9 {1 point} The Roncareiff v. Dupfessis case 0 a} Was an example of how 5. 2{a}'s right to religious freedom can apply 0 b} Was an example of how the rule of law can work to protect individuals 0 c} Was an example of how 5. 15 equality rights can apply 0 d} None of the above Question 10 (1 point) Determining if a law has been validly enacted requires a court to O a) Focus on the secondary aspects of the law O b) Determine the pith and substance of the law O c) Apply interjurisdictional immunity O d) Consider only the purpose of the law rather than its effects