I disagree with the Notwithstanding Clause and its inconsistency with the protection of human rights and freedoms. The Charter is used as a means of protecting minorities, but in a democratic government, public policy is generally orientated towards the opinions of the majority of citizens. As a result, laws can often be unfair to minority groups (such as minority religious, ethnic, racial, or cultural groups) or other individuals outside the majority opinion. In worst-case scenarios, the majority may force these minorities to conform to the majority view. In addition, only fundamental freedoms, legal rights, and equality rights are applicable to legislative override, whereas other rights such as democratic, mobility, language, minority language
