I have just a short comment. The key to the court challenges program was that it was to assist the disadvantaged minorities in Canada. That's why, by and large, white men's groups, for example, wouldn't necessarily have ready access to court challenge—or English speakers in Quebec, the thinking being that they have other access to the courts. They have, by definition, broader access to power, broader access to resources than people who by definition are disadvantaged. That is who the court challenges program was targeted at, not the advantaged in society.
There may be exceptions to that, where some group could show disadvantage. But primarily, that's the profile of the court challenges program: that it supported disadvantaged minorities, as opposed to advantaged majorities.