Saskatchewan premier defends plan to use notwithstanding clause for pronoun policy

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Saskatchewan premier defends plan to use notwithstanding clause for pronoun policy
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Scott Moe says the policy has strong support from Saskatchewan residents and parents

Speaking to reporters in Saskatoon, Moe says he wants to provide clarity to families and school divisions.

Thursday, shortly after a judge granted an injunction to pause the policy that requires parental consent when children under 16 want to go by different names and pronouns at school.Moe says the policy has strong support from Saskatchewan residents and parents. The legislative assembly is to be recalled on Oct. 10 to use the notwithstanding clause, a provision that allows governments to override certain Charter rights for up to five years.

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