Scott argues (incorrectly):
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That the central government
may choose to allow a province to opt out doesn=B9t deny the existence
of a
federal program.
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What was at issue was whether or not provinces had the freedom to opt
out. You suggested not. It was a question of having that freedom. They
do.

frtzw906

A Usenet persona calling itself BCITORGB wrote:

Scott argues (incorrectly):
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That the central government
may choose to allow a province to opt out doesn¹t deny the existence
of a
federal program.
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What was at issue was whether or not provinces had the freedom to opt
out. You suggested not. It was a question of having that freedom. They
do.

No, they don't, as I explain in detail elsewhere.

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