at the time,

Canadian federalism jurisprudence on the Supreme Court of Canada was more active than it was in the United States at that time.

And we argued that that's true with the charter revolution.

Under the Bill of Rights, nobody was going to court very much because you couldn't expect anything.

But because of the increase in judicial discretion and legal uncertainty, groups are gonna go to court, including groups that traditionally have lost a lot of cases because they can occasionally win one or two or three.

And we've seen that from the CCF, for example, it joyfully, celebrates its victories when they happen.

They don't happen all that often, but they do happen.

You can guess what my answer is.