Which subsection sets a time limit on declarations made under Section 33(1)?

Which subsection sets a time limit on declarations made under Section 33(1)?

• A. Section 33(3)
• B. Section 32(2)
• C. Section 28
• D. Section 29

Answer: (A)

The idea being tested is how the notwithstanding declarations under Section 33 are limited in time. The subsection that sets the duration is the one that states a declaration made under Section 33(1) lasts for up to five years and can be renewed for further five-year periods. That explicit time limit (and the possibility of renewal) is what makes it the correct choice. The other parts handle how the declaration is enacted or published, but they do not impose the five-year time limit.

The idea being tested is how the notwithstanding declarations under Section 33 are limited in time. The subsection that sets the duration is the one that states a declaration made under Section 33(1) lasts for up to five years and can be renewed for further five-year periods. That explicit time limit (and the possibility of renewal) is what makes it the correct choice. The other parts handle how the declaration is enacted or published, but they do not impose the five-year time limit.