Perhaps a blessing from the Pope and a hearty our hearts are with you across thy kingdom

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&opula" !ove"ei%nty or the !ove"ei%nty of the people is

the belief
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power. "t is closely associated to the social contract philosophers% among whom are 'homas Hobbes% 4ohn 2ocke and 4eanH4acDues :ousseau. Popular so$ereignty e0presses a concept and does not necessarily reflect or describe a political reality.V1W

It i! often cont"a!te# with the concept

of parliamentary so$ereignty% and with indi$idual so$ereignty.

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Sovereignty is the quality of having supreme, independent authority over a geographic area, such as a territory.
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It can be found in a power to rule and make law that rests

on a political fact for which

no purely legal explanation can be provided.
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:ule of 2aw 'he rule of law is a legal ma0im which pro$ides that no person is abo$e the law% that no one can be punished by the state e0cept for a breach of the law% and that no one can be con$icted of breaching the law e0cept in the manner set forth by the law itself. 'he "ule of law !tan#! in cont"a!t to the i#ea that the lea#e" i! above the law a featu"e of an# ce"tain othe" le%al !y!tem!. 'he phrase has been used since the 17th century% but the concept is older. (or e0ample% the Greek philosopher 5ristotle said% U2aw should go$ernU.V\W )ne way to be free from the rule of law is by denying that an enactment has the necessary attributes of law. 'he rule of law has therefore been described as

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5t least two principal conceptions of the rule of law can be identified, a formalist or UthinU and a

!ub!tantive o" $thic-$ definition of the rule of law.

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#o not ma-e a .u#%ment about the $.u!tne!!$ of law it!elf*

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!ai# to be ba!e# on* or deri$ed from%

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9pon independence in 1^48% the new 4ewish state was formally named Medinat Yisrael% or the +tate of "srael% after other proposed historical and religious names including Eretz Israel FUthe 2and of "sraelUG% cion% and 4udea% were considered and rejected.V\5W "n the early weeks of independence% the go$ernment chose the term U"sraeliU to denote a citiCen of "srael% with the formal announcement made by @inister of (oreign 5ffairs @oshe +harett.V\ W 'he name "srael has historically been used% in common and religious usage% to refer to the biblical <ingdom of "srael or the entire 4ewish nation.V\7W 5ccording to the Hebrew [ible the name U"sraelU was gi$en to the patriarch 4acob F+tandard Yisrael% Isrl_ +eptuagint Greek, dNOefIsral_

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2013 years ago had another "struggle with God" and upon success called it

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Francis of Assisi Meager Universal Laboring Equals

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+t. (rancis of 5ssisi F"talian, +an (rancesco dB5ssisi% baptiCed Gio$anni% born (rancesco di Pietro di [ernardone_V\W 1181-118\ R )ctober E% 1\\ GVEW was an "talian *atholic friar and preacher. He founded the menBs (ranciscan )rder% the women#s )rder of +t. *lare% and the 'hird )rder of +aint (rancis for men and women not able to li$e the li$es of itinerant preachers followed by the early members of the )rder of (riars @inor or the monastic li$es of the Poor *lares.V4W 'hough he was ne$er ordained to the *atholic priesthood% (rancis is one of the most $enerated religious figures in history.V4W "n 1\1^% he went to ;gypt in an attempt to con$ert the +ultan to put an end to the conflict of the *rusades.V W [y this point% the (ranciscan )rder had grown to such an e0tent that

its primiti$e organiCational structure was no longer sufficient.

He returned to "taly to organiCe the )rder.

:nce hi! community wa! autho"i e# by the &ope*

he withdrew increasingly from e0ternal affairs.

"n 1\\E% (rancis arranged for the first *hristmas manger scene.V5W ^

"n 1\\4% he recei$ed the stigmata%V5W making him the first recorded person to bear the wounds of *hristBs Passion.V7W
He died during the e$ening hours of )ctober E% 1\\ % while listening to a reading he had reDuested of Psalm 14!.

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Reichsfhrer-SS Heinrich Himmler.

)n 4 )ctober 1^4E% Himmler referred e0plicitly to the e0termination of the 4ewish people during a secret ++ meeting in the city of PoCnahFPosenG. 'he following is a translation of an e0cerpt from a transcription of an audio recordingV77W that e0ists of the speech, " also want to refer here $ery frankly to a $ery difficult matter. &e can now $ery openly talk about this among oursel$es% and yet we will ne$er discuss this publicly. 4ust as we did not hesitate on E! 4une 1^E4% to perform our duty as ordered and put comrades who had failed up against the wall and e0ecute them% we also ne$er spoke about it% nor will we e$er speak about it.

2et us thank God

that we had within us enough selfHe$ident fortitude ne$er to discuss it among us% and we ne$er talked about it. ;$ery one of us was horrified% and yet e$ery one clearly understood that we would do it ne0t time% when the order is gi$en and when it becomes necessary. " am now referring to the e$acuation of the 4ews% to the e0termination of the 4ewish People. 'his is something that is easily said, B'he 4ewish People will be e0terminatedB% says e$ery Party member% Bthis is $ery ob$ious% it is in our program ] elimination of the 4ews% e0termination% a small matter.B 5nd then they turn up% the upstanding 8! million Germans% and each one has his decent 4ew. 'hey say the others are all swine% but this particular one is a splendid 4ew. [ut none has obser$ed it% endured it. @ost of you here know what it means when 1!! corpses lie ne0t to each other% when there are 5!! or when there are 1%!!!. 'o ha$e endured this and at the same time to ha$e remained a decent person ] with e0ceptions due to human weaknesses ] has made us tough% and is a glorious chapter that has not and will not be spoken of. [ecause we know how difficult it would be for us if we still had 4ews as secret saboteurs% agitators and rabble rousers in e$ery city% what with the bombings% with the burden and with the hardships of the war. "f the 4ews were still part of the German nation% we would most likely arri$e now at the state we were at in 1^1 and B17 . . . .

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5. % shall fear evil :id ;antino get offer couldn7t refuse from #arper+ To shut him up So many silencing means and we all pay the 8-%$< for the certainty of the rule of law elusive certainty http)**www.youtube.com*watch+v,;1=:0-%/>yw

4ulian (antino reappears from hiding to attack the *harter of :ights and (reedoms on *[* *harter administration absent +pirit of 2aw Protects criminals
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@o$in on 9p ;0cerpt from >amage *ontrol www.>amage*ontrol1E.com @ulroney steals the :*@P making *ommissioner a >eputy @inister Prime @inister appoints the 5ttorney General% who is o$er the *hief 4ustice% perhaps )kayed by the Go$ernor General "nstead of \ court 5ttorney General induces an inDuiry by their appointed senators +enators find bribe recei$er from armaments dealer ta0 e$ader @ulroney naughty getting caught acting misappropriate with a nasty slap on the wrist headed off to bigger and better not a human achie$ements

What if you name it and we lived happily ever after Within the spirit please %magine the 8-%$< getting Scrooged "nd Tiny Tim a.in getting mended and 6es /irginia still virgin when finds out no Satanic $lause %magine 1mas miracle bringing people together A4 ;ran. with me %7m thin.ing the .ind that would bring 1mas AB*C eternal What if we used science for peace religiously -eligion the antithesis of science you do the math Dill the bastard ... let us pray this means war , nun eh+ Ta>es and death as certain as beliefs and faith #0'E<#umanity 0nderground 'atality Erows <galitarian -eferendum

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5s recollect on a clear day head stumped for the trees the :ule of 2aw the magnificent God gi$en user friendly brain akin to a chainsaw meaningless until a mind put to fire up and then P); peace on earth no more ;t 'u @e fallings of friendly fire (abric 5te :oll *all
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:eligion High ;lusi$e 'ruth )rientation :ighteous "mperialist *apitalism \. ;$eryone has the following fundamental freedoms, FaG freedom of conscience and religion_ FbG freedom of thought% belief% opinion and e0pression% including freedom of the press and other media of communication_ FcG freedom of peaceful assembly_ and FdG freedom of association. Political :eligious "nsidious *harlatan <leptocracy media inciting (ickle "nherent [ias "gnorant [liss P:"*< mi ("["[

+atanism is a broad term referring to a group of &estern religions comprising di$erse ideological and philosophical beliefs. 'heir shared features include symbolic association with% or admiration for the character of% +atan% or similar rebellious% promethean% and% in their $iew% liberating figures. 'here were an estimated 5!%!!! members in 1^^!. 'here may be as few as a few thousand in the world.V1W

5s chief law officer% the 5ttorney General has

a !pecial "e!pon!ibility
to be the guardian of

that most elusi$e concept

H the rule of law. 'he rule of law is a well established legal principle% but hard to easily define. "t is the rule of law

that p"otect! in#ivi#ual!* an# !ociety a! a whole*

from arbitrary measures and safeguards personal liberties. 1\

5ttorney General has the :9?+ :esponsibly 9naccountable ?uances +ystemic 5ttorney General% guardian of the public interest
;<. F1G 'he 5ttorney General for )ntario shall ser$e as the guardian of the public interest in all matters within

the scope of this 5ct or ha$ing to do in any way with the practice of law in )ntario or the pro$ision of legal ser$ices in )ntario% and for this purpose he or she may at any time reDuire the production of any document or thing pertaining to the affairs of the +ociety. :.+.). 1^^!% c. 2.8% s. 1E F1G_ 1^^8% c. \1% s. 7 F1G_ \!! % c. \1% +ched. *% s. 1E. 5dmissions F\G ?o admission of any person in any document or thing produced under subsection F1G is admissible in e$idence against that person in any proceedings other than proceedings under this 5ct. :.+.). 1^^!% c. 2.8% s. 1E F\G_ 1^^8% c. \1% s. 7 F\G. Protection of @inister FEG ?o person who is or has been the 5ttorney General for )ntario is subject to any proceedings of the +ociety or to any penalty imposed under this 5ct for anything done by him or her while e0ercising the functions of such office. :.+.). 1^^!% c. 2.8% s. 1E FEG_ 1^^8% c. \1% s. 7 FEG. 'he *rown has a distinct responsibility to the court to present all the credible e$idence a$ailable.

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:ule of 2aw http,--en.wikipedia.org-wiki-:ule6of6law 'he :ule of law in its most basic form is no one is abo$e the law. Perhaps the most important application of the rule of law is the principle that go$ernmental authority is legitimately e0ercised only in accordance with% publicly disclosed laws% adopted and enforced in accordance with established procedural steps that are referred to as due process. 'he rule of law is hostile to dictatorship and to anarchy. 5ccording to modern 5ngloH5merican thinking% hallmarks of adherence to the rule of law commonly include

a clea" !epa"ation of powe"!*

le%al ce"tainty*
the principle of legitimate e0pectation and eDuality of all before the law. 'he concept is not without contro$ersy% and it has been said that Uthe phrase the rule of law has become meanin%le!! thanks to ideological abuse and general o$erH useU G) P);
General )$erHuse Proclamations )nly ;lusi$ity publicly disclosed laws 5\. F1G 'he *onstitution of *anada is the supreme law of *anada% and any law that is inconsistent with the pro$isions of the *onstitution is% to the e0tent of the inconsistency%

of no force or effect.
'he 5ttorney General does not% howe$er% direct or cause charges to be laid. &hile the 5ttorney General and the 5ttorney GeneralBs agents may pro$ide legal ad$ice to the police% the ultimate decision

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whether or not to lay charges is for the police. )nce the charge is laid

the #eci!ion
as to whether the prosecution should proceed% and in what manner% is for the 5ttorney General and the *rown 5ttorney. "t is now an accepted and important constitutional principle that the 5ttorney General must carry out the @inisterBs criminal prosecution responsibilities independent of *abinet and of any partisan political pressures. 'he 5ttorney GeneralBs responsibility for indi$idual criminal prosecutions must be undertaken H and seen to be undertaken H on strictly objecti$e and legal criteria% free of any political considerations. &hether to initiate or stay a criminal proceeding is not an issue of go$ernment policy. 'his responsibility has been characteriCed as a matter of the

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\4. F1G 5nyone whose rights or freedoms% as guaranteed by this *harter% ha$e been infringed or denied may apply to a court of competent jurisdiction to obtain such remedy as the court considers appropriate and just in the circumstances. F\G &here% in proceedings under subsection F1G% a court concludes that e$idence was obtained in a manner that infringed or denied any rights or freedoms guaranteed by this *harter%

the evi#ence !hall be e,clu#e#

if it is established that% ha$ing regard to all the circumstances% the admission of it in the proceedings

woul# b"in% the a#mini!t"ation of .u!tice into #i!"epute.

'he *rown has a distinct responsibility to the court to present all the credible e$idence a$ailable.

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*lear separation of powers legal certainty

1. 'he *anadian *harter of :ights and (reedoms guarantees the rights and freedoms set out in it subject only to such reasonable limits prescribed by law as can be demonstrably justified in a free and democratic society.

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7. ;$eryone has the right to life% liberty and security of the person and the right not to be depri$ed thereof e0cept in accordance with the principles of fundamental justice. *ritical thinking P:) Political religious optimist 5 flea backstroking with reser$ed erection calls for the draw bridge to be raised Polls see sanity bottoms while let us pray tops Priorities eh.

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E1. ?othing in this *harter e0tends the legislati$e powers of any body or authority E\. F1G 'his *harter applies FaG to the Parliament and go$ernment of *anada in respect of all matters within the authority of Parliament including all matters relating to the Aukon 'erritory and ?orthwest 'erritories_ and FbG to the legislature and go$ernment of each pro$ince in respect of all matters within the authority of the legislature of each pro$ince.

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a" don#t know what you mean by mglory%# b 5lice said. Humpty >umpty smiled contemptuously. a)f course you don#t]till " tell you. " meant mthere#s a nice knockH down argument for youi# b a[ut mglory# doesn#t mean ma nice knockHdown argument#%b 5lice objected. a&hen " use a word%b Humpty >umpty said% in rather a scornful tone% ait means just what " choose it to mean] neither more nor less.b a'he Duestion is%b said 5lice% awhether you can make words mean so many different things.b a'he Duestion is%b said Humpty >umpty% awhich is to be master that#s all.b 5lice was too much puCCled to say anything% so after a minute Humpty >umpty began again. a'hey#$e a temper% some of them]particularly $erbs% they#re the proudest]adjecti$es you can do anything with% but not $erbs]howe$er% " can manage the whole loti "mpenetrabilityi 'hat#s what " sayibV15W 'his passage was used in [ritain by 2ord 5tkin and in his dissenting judgement in the seminal case 2i$ersidge $. 5nderson F1^4\G% where he protested about the distortion of a statute by the majority of the House of 2ords. V1 W "t also became a popular citation in 9nited +tates legal opinions% appearing in \5! judicial decisions in the &estlaw database as of 5pril 1^% \!!8% including two +upreme *ourt cases F'=5 $. Hill and cschernig $. @illerG.V17W
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Roles and Responsibilities of the Attorney General

'he 5ttorney General has a uniDue role to play as a @inister. )ne part of the 5ttorney GeneralBs role is that of a *abinet @inister. "n this capacity the @inister is responsible for representing the interests and perspecti$es of the @inistry at *abinet% while simultaneously representing the interests and perspecti$es of *abinet and conseDuently the Go$ernment to the @inistry and the @inistryBs communities of interest. 'he 5ttorney General is the chief law officer of the ;0ecuti$e *ouncil. 'he responsibilities stemming from this role are unlike those of any other *abinet member. 'he role has been referred to as UjudicialHlikeU and as the Uguardian of the public interestU. @uch has been written on the subject of ministerial responsibilities and the uniDue role of the 5ttorney General. 'here are $arious components of the 5ttorney GeneralBs role. 'he 5ttorney General has uniDue responsibilities to the *rown% the courts% the 2egislature and the e0ecuti$e branch of go$ernment. &hile there are different emphases and nuances attached to these there is a general theme throughout all the $arious aspects of the 5ttorney GeneralBs responsibilities that the office has a constitutional and traditional responsibility beyond that of a political minister. 'he statutory responsibilities of the office are found in section 5 of the Ministr* of the Attorne* +eneral A!t. +ection 5 states, 'he 5ttorney General% FaG is the 2aw )fficer of the ;0ecuti$e *ouncil_ FbG shall see that the administration of public affairs is in accordance with the law_ FcG shall superintend all matters connected with the administration of justice in )ntario_ FdG shall perform the duties and ha$e the powers that belong to the 5ttorney General and +olicitor General of ;ngland by law and usage% so far as those powers and duties are applicable to )ntario% and also shall perform the duties and powers that% until the Constitution A!t, -./0 came into effect% belonged to the offices of the 5ttorney General and +olicitor General in the pro$inces of *anada and 9pper *anada and which% under the pro$isions of that 5ct% are within the scope of the powers of the 2egislature_ E^

FeG shall ad$ise the Go$ernment upon all matters of law connected with legislati$e enactments and upon all matters of law referred to him or her by the Go$ernment_ FfG shall ad$ise the Go$ernment upon all matters of a legislati$e nature and superintend all Go$ernment measures of a legislati$e nature_ FgG shall ad$ise the heads of ministries and agencies of Go$ernment upon all matters of law connected with such ministries and agency_ FhG shall conduct and regulate all litigation for and against the *rown or any ministry or agency of go$ernment in respect of any subject within the authority or jurisdiction of the 2egislature_ FiG shall superintend all matters connected with judicial offices_ FjG shall perform such other functions as are assigned to him or her by the 2egislature or by the 2ieutenant Go$ernor in *ouncil. U &hat follows is an o$er$iew of the $arious components of the 5ttorney GeneralBs roles and responsibilities% primarily as outlined in the 5ct.

Chief Law Officer of the Executive Council (s. 5(a))

'he role of chief law officer might be referred to as the 5ttorney GeneralBs o$erall responsibility as the independent legal ad$isor to the *abinet H and some ha$e e$en suggested that the role possibly e0tends to the 2egislature as well. 'he importance of the independence of the role is fundamental to the position and well established in common law% statutes and tradition. 5s chief law officer% the 5ttorney General has a special responsibility to be the guardian of that most elusi$e concept H the rule of law. 'he rule of law is a well established legal principle% but hard to easily define. "t is the rule of law that protects indi$iduals% and society as a whole% from arbitrary measures and safeguards personal liberties. 'he 5ttorney General has a special role to play in ad$ising *abinet to ensure the rule of law is maintained and that *abinet actions are legally and constitutionally $alid. "n pro$iding such ad$ice it is important to keep in mind the distinction between the 5ttorney GeneralBs policy ad$ice and preference and the legal ad$ice being presented to *abinet. 'he 5ttorney GeneralBs legal ad$ice or constitutional ad$ice should not be lightly disregarded. 'he 5ttorney GeneralBs policy ad$ice has the same weight as that of other ministers.

Criminal prosecutions (s.5(d))

)ne of the most publicly scrutiniCed aspects of the 5ttorney GeneralBs role is the responsibility for criminal prosecutions encompassed in section 5 FdG and s. ^\ of the *onstitution 5ct% 18 7. +ection ^\ gi$es the pro$inces authority to legislate in matters related to the administration of criminal justice and thereby gi$es the pro$incial 5ttorney General authority to prosecute offences under the *riminal *ode. 'he 5ttorney General does not% howe$er% direct or cause charges to be laid. &hile the 5ttorney General and the 5ttorney GeneralBs agents may pro$ide legal ad$ice to the police% the ultimate decision whether or not to lay charges is for the police. )nce the charge is laid the decision as to whether the prosecution should proceed% and in what manner% is for the 5ttorney General and the *rown 5ttorney. "t is now an accepted and important constitutional principle that the 5ttorney General must carry out the @inisterBs criminal prosecution responsibilities independent of *abinet and of any partisan political pressures. 'he 5ttorney GeneralBs responsibility for indi$idual criminal prosecutions must be undertaken H and seen to be undertaken H on strictly objecti$e and legal criteria% free of any political considerations. &hether to initiate or stay a criminal proceeding is not an issue of go$ernment policy. 'his responsibility has been characteriCed as a matter of the 5ttorney General acting as the 1ueenBs 5ttorney H not as a @inister of the go$ernment of the day. 4!

'his is not to suggest that decisions regarding criminal prosecutions are made in a complete $acuum. 5 wide range of policy considerations may be weighed in e0ecuting this responsibility% and the 5ttorney General may choose to consult the *abinet on some of these considerations. Howe$er any decisions relating to the conduct of indi$idual prosecutions must be the 5ttorney GeneralBs alone and independent of the traditional *abinet decision making process. "n practice% in the $ast majority of cases% these decisions are made by the 5ttorney GeneralBs agents% the *rown 5ttorneys. 5n important part of the *rownBs H and thus the 5ttorney GeneralBs H responsibility in conducting criminal prosecutions is associated with the responsibility to represent the public interest H which includes not only the community as a whole and the $ictim% but also the accused. 'he *rown has a distinct responsibility to the court to present all the credible e$idence a$ailable.

'he responsibility is to present the case fairly H not necessarily to con$ict. 'his is a fundamental precept of criminal law% e$en if it is not a particularly wellHunderstood concept among the general public. )ne of the 5ttorney GeneralBs responsibilities in fostering public respect for the rule of law% is to assist the public in understanding the nature and limits of the prosecutorial function. 9ltimately the 5ttorney General is accountable to the people of the pro$ince% through the 2egislature% for decisions relating to criminal prosecutions. +uch accountability can only occur% of course% once the prosecution is completed or when a final decision has been made not to prosecute. 'he sub judicae rule bars any comment on a matter before the courts that is likely to influence the matter. 'he sub judicae rule strictly prohibits the 5ttorney General from commenting on prosecutions that are before the courts. Gi$en the stature of the 5ttorney GeneralBs position% any public comment coming from the office would be seen as an attempt to influence the case. 5lthough the 5ttorney general can become in$ol$ed in decisionHmaking in relation to indi$idual criminal cases% such a practice would lea$e the @inister $ulnerable to accusations of political interference. 5ccordingly% it is traditional to lea$e the dayHtoHday decisionHmaking in the hands of the 5ttorney GeneralBs agents% the *rown 5ttorneys% e0cept in cases of e0ceptional importance where the public would e0pect the 5ttorney General to be briefed.

Legislative Responsi ilities (s. 5(e) and (f))

'he 5ttorney General has broad responsibilities associated with Go$ernment legislation. 'hese responsibilities ha$e been described as twofold. )ne is to o$ersee that all legislati$e enactments are in accordance with principles of natural justice and ci$il rights Fsee also s. 5FbG abo$eG. 'his is ob$iously an important and broad area of responsibility. 'he second aspect of this responsibility is to ad$ise on the constitutionality and legality of legislation. 'he 5ttorney GeneralBs legislati$e responsibilities are played out in a $ariety roles. 'he )ffice of 2egislati$e *ounsel reports to the 5ttorney General. 2egislati$e *ounsel plays a key role in ensuring the legal integrity of Go$ernment legislation. 5lthough the 2egislati$e *ounselBs reporting relationship to the 5ttorney General does allow the 5ttorney General to pro$ide guidance and set standards% indi$idual pieces of legislation are drafted on instructions from client ministries and are not within the sole control of 2egislati$e *ounsel or the 5ttorney General. "t should also be noted that 2egislati$e *ounsel also has a direct responsibility to the 2egislature as the )ffice also drafts all pri$ate memberBs bills. 41

'he 5ttorney General has a further role to play as part of whate$er *abinet *ommittee is formed to re$iew legislation and regulations. Here the @inister has an opportunity to comment on the technical issues related to legislation and regulations prior to *abinet consideration. 'he 5ttorney GeneralBs role on legislati$e matters is as an ad$iser to the *abinet. 5lthough unlikely% *abinet could% in theory% recei$e the 5ttorney GeneralBs legal opinion on legislation and choose to disregard it. 'he 5ttorney GeneralBs role is not independent of *abinet decision making as in the area of criminal prosecutions. 5s was noted earlier% the 5ttorney General must make careful distinctions about the legal opinions and policy or political preferences being offered about legislation.

Civil Litigation (s.5(h) and (d))

"n addition to the specific responsibilities to conduct ci$il litigation on behalf of the Go$ernment and its agencies Fs. 5FhGG% the 5ttorney General has broader litigation responsibilities flowing from the historical powers of the 5ttorney General referred to in s. 5FdG of the 5ct. 'hese powers are based on the *rownBs parens patriae FparentalG authority. 'he 5ttorney GeneralBs authority% therefore% is not only to conduct litigation in cases directly affecting the go$ernment or its agencies but also to litigate cases where there is a clear matter of public interest or public rights at stake. 'his has been characteriCed as a constitutional responsibility to ensure that the public interest is well and independently represented. "t may in$ol$e inter$entions in pri$ate litigation or *harter challenges to legislation% e$en if the arguments conclude that the legislation does contra$ene constitutionally protected rights.

Responsi ilit! for Court "dministration (s. 5(c))

5 key component of the 5ttorney GeneralBs responsibilities to ensure the administration of justice in the pro$ince is the administration of the courts and as a result the responsibility for maintaining liaison with the judiciary. Gi$en the fundamental importance of the independence of the judiciary% the responsibility for courts administration is often a $ery sensiti$e and delicate issue. Great care and respect for the principles of judicial independence must be e0ercised in this area.

'he 5ttorney General is the chief law officer of the ;0ecuti$e *ouncil. 'he responsibilities stemming from this role are unlike those of any other *abinet member. 'he role has been referred to as UjudicialHlikeU and as the Uguardian of the public interestU.

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