The one raised by some commentators is section 41, where it's suggested that any legislation pertaining to prorogation would affect or relate to the office of the Governor General and therefore require the consent of the provinces.
It's hard to say what the meaning of “in relation to” the office of the Governor General means, because we had the Royal Assent Act, which went through and didn't mandate that royal consent had to be given in a certain way, but allowed royal consent to be given in writing as opposed to the formal procedure in the Senate, but there was no consent from the provinces. Does that relate to the office of the Governor General?
Do you know what I mean?