The police can take a look at it, but it is the decision of the Attorney General as to whether or not charges will be laid (1205) Mr. Paul Harold Macklin: Secondly, looking at it from the point of federal and provincial human rights legislation, which seems to cover a broader segment of protected categories—and we did look at that legislation and there was some discussion here earlier—why isn't that considered enough to protect the Canadian people?
La police peut examiner les faits, mais la décision finale revient au procureur général (1205) M. Paul Harold Macklin: Deuxièmement, pourquoi ne cherche-t-on pas à protéger davantage les Canadiens dans la perspective des lois fédérale et provinciales de respect des droits de la personne, qui semblent couvrir beaucoup de catégories?