The “and” is there in English, but it is not there in French. I couldn't explain to you why that is, but I do think that is a firm drafting convention.
Senior Counsel, Criminal Law Policy Section, Department of Justice
The “and” is there in English, but it is not there in French. I couldn't explain to you why that is, but I do think that is a firm drafting convention.
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