The Charter of Rights and Freedoms: Reading for Information Please print and read the Charter of Rights and Freedoms (above) and then print and read the OJEN IN BRIEF (below) pages 1 to 7, ending with the section: Amending the Charter, The OJEN document should clarify significant parts of the Charter document for you. Next, create a document with the title: The Charter of Rights and Freedoms: Reading for Information. Copy the following questions into your document and answer each of the questions below the question in the format: Question - Answer. Make sure to document the page where you find the answer if the question requires you to do so. If you see the letters CS (Complete Sentence), following the question, you are required to answer the question in complete sentence format. Otherwise, you may state the information (title of section, date, name, page number or specific information), as required. 1 . What section of the Charter guarantees fundamental freedoms? 2 . A) List the 10 fundamental freedoms by subsection (use key words instead of copying word for word from the text). (a) (b) (c) (d) B) Are these 10 fundamental freedoms absolute (cannot be changed or denied under any circumstances)? C) Name two determining factors that a court may consider in determining the constitutionality of granting a change. 3. Explain the most significant difference between the Charter of Rights and Freedoms and the Canadian Bill of Rights. (CS)