The original structure of how the federal legislation was implemented in the early 2000s was actually a very good case of Canadian federalism, in that it set broad standards and all jurisdictions had to comply with those standards, especially with respect to federal interests. Below that, there was the option at the provincial level, and it would be just as easy to provide that option at the municipal level, provided that local and—
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