The term, "Parliamentary Supremacy," suggests that Parliament is the supreme lawmaker. In Canada, this term means that: Select one: a. if "Parliament's" law, (a federal statute), conflicts with municipal bylaws, the statute law will preval and overrule the bylaws. b. If "Parliament's" law, (statute law), conflict with the constitution, then the statute law will prevail and override the constitution. c. if "Parliament's" laws; (federal statutes), conflict with provincial statutes, the federal statutes will prevail. The provincial laws, to the extent of the inconsistency, will be overruled. d. If "Parliament's" laws, (statute law), conflict with case law, the statute law will prevail and overrule the case law. Which of the following is not an element of Canada's constitution? Select one: a. The Employment Standards Code of Alberta. b. The Constitution Act (1982). c. The decisions of the Supreme Court of Canada on the British North America Act. d. Unwritten conventions, including the rule of law