Items addressed in parliament

2. ______ are make by communities/organizations control itself.
3. What was made in 1982 to protect may of our rights.
5. A set of a rules which relate to property, family, and obligations.
9. In order for the federal government to enter negotiations that could lead to secession the circumstances have to align with the __________.
10. This set up and alternate way to deal with people between the ages of 12-18 that have committed a crime.
11. An ___________ is accepted with just one vote from the legislature and covers many different topics.
12. This was used to settle the arguments the division of powers between federal and provincial governments.
13. A ____ need to pass through the legislature before it turns into a law.
14. A promise to proc children’s rights.
15. The law that helps protect you from discrimination and harassment.
16. A vote on a topic that has been brought to the electorate for a direct decision.

1. ________ helps solve disputes between citizens, most commonly about injuries.
2. This act divided Ontario and Quebec the (old province of canada)
4. Unlike the legislation the ______________ is not written down, it can only be found in past decisions.
6. ______ enables francophone Quebecers to seek French anywhere.
7. The highest law of Canada is the ___________.
8. What establishes the degree of punishment for a crime.