Could you verify that, in fac
t, what the Supreme Court of Canada did was to sustain the constitutionality of the Saskatchewan provision — I think it is section 14 in their particular act — to take certain words out but sustain the constitutionality; and in the process, they referenced the section we are talking about today as it stood in the Taylor case, in which the
Supreme Court of
Canada drew the distinction between Criminal Code provisions and this section 13 and said, " Look, we need both of these, for diffe
...[+++]rent reasons" and sustained that.