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No. There is a lot to be said for wisdom and life experience. 65 is the I Voted Red You Voted Blue Don’t Blame Me On You Usa Flag T-Shirt Apart from…,I will love this new 41. If young people started to come out in the numbers they possess, this would never be an issue. Why an arbitrary number? Experience matters. Maybe a test, but choosing a number is just stupid. I’ve known people in their 70s that could work circles around people half their age, physically and mentally. That would blatantly violate Sections 3 and 15 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, the fundamental ability of citizens to stand for election and to be free of discrimination. The 15th is subject to a special override but not 3. As such, any limit is subject to the Oakes Test, which is quite narrow. Step 1 – The government that infringed the Charter right must explain the objective of its impugned law or conduct. The objective must be pressing and substantial. Step 2 – The government must demonstrate that the law or policy is rationally connected to the pressing and substantial objective. If the law or policy is arbitrary or serves no logical purpose, then it will not meet this standard.[3] Step 3 – The government must demonstrate that the law or policy is minimally impairing of the Charter right. This means that the law must impair the Charter right as little as possible or is “within a range of reasonably supportable alternatives.”[4] Step 4 – The government must demonstrate that the beneficial effects of the law or policy are not outweighed by its negative effects on the Charter right in question. This is generally known as the proportionality requirement.

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