Canadian Registered Safety Professional (CRSP) Practice Exam

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What does the acronym "POGG" stand for in Canadian constitutional law?

A. Peace, Order, and Good Government
B. Intra-vires
C. Ultra-vires
D. Jurisdiction

The correct answer is: A. Peace, Order, and Good Government

The acronym "POGG" stands for "Peace, Order, and Good Government" in Canadian constitutional law. This concept is derived from section 91 of the Constitution Act, 1867, which grants the federal government authority over matters related to national concern that fall outside the exclusive jurisdiction of the provinces. POGG allows the federal government to legislate on issues that are considered to be crucial for the peace, order, and good government of Canada as a whole. This principle is essential for maintaining the balance of powers between the federal and provincial governments in Canada.