International Law

It is becoming common for sovereign nations to begin to weave international law into the fabric of new and modified legislation they are passing. One common method is to reference the laws of another nation, or of international law in the body of a piece of legislation. The Independent Party would prohibit the reference to any external legislation of any other non-Canadian governmental or political entity whatsoever. This protects the Canadian people from being subjected to laws created by those they did not vote for, and from being prosecuted under any laws they are not aware of.