Canadian Bill of Rights
The primacy clause in the "Canadian Bill of Rights" asserts that no later provision of a later statute, which contradicts the "Bill of Rights" may prevail unless "it is expressly declared ... that it shall operate notwithstanding the "Canadian Bill of Rights"." The "Quebec Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms" states that contradictory acts are do not apply "unless such Act expressly states that it applies despite the Charter."