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Which of the following is correct regarding the doctrine of 'Separation of Powers' under the Canadian constitutional framework?
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- 1None of the above
- 2Canadian judiciary exercises supreme legislative power over the parliament
- 3The Constitution Act, 1867 strictly enforces a water-tight separation between legislative and executive branches
- 4There is no express general separation of powers clause in the Constitution Act, 1867✓
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There is no express general separation of powers clause in the Constitution Act, 1867
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