canadian+Charter+of+rights

1) Entrenchment is a posssible description of the actions of managers of firms. Managers can make investments that are more valuable under themselves than under alternative managers. Those investments might not maximize shareholder value. So shareholders have a moral hazard in contracting with managers. **You need to look this up in terms of the law please look at my powerpoint**

Section 3 because its fair to give everyone a chance to vote for the government that they want runningt the country. Section 6.1 because it gives people an opportinity to move around and visit the world. Section 6.2 because people should get to chose where they live. Section 8 because they need some privacy Section 9 because you are innocent until proven guilty Section 10 to give people a right to have knowledge what they did and try to defend themselves Section 12 everyone doesn't have to be afraid to go and leave their houses with the fear of getting killed Section 16.1 to give french and english people both the chance to talk in goverment Section 17.1 because people should get to go with what is comfortable in a goverment stature Section 27 to keep multicultural heritage within Canadians.

These sections are being kept because they are all positive towards the peoples and how it impacts on Canada would be huge. People will be very upset because most of the rights of the people will be taken out. The people will not have all of the protection that they had before when all of the rights were in the charter. It will give the government way more power and they will take advantage of it by sending more people to prison. It would be easy to send people to prison because they no longer have all the rights that they had before. But for criminals who have gotten away with doing crimes, they won’t be able to get away with the crimes because they don’t have all of the rights.
 * are these the sections that you ae keeping or removing? What are the possible negative/positive consequences of removing these from the Charter?**