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Reasonable and Effective Means of Bringing the Issue Before the Court. [44] This factor has often been expressed as a strict requirement. For example, in Xxxxxxxx, the majority of the Court stated that the person seek- ing discretionary standing has “to show . . . that there is no other reasonable and effective manner in which the issue may be brought before the Court”:
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Reasonable and Effective Means of Bringing the Issue Before the Court. [60] Understandably, the xxxxxxxx judge treated the traditional formulation of this factor as a re- quirement of a strict test. He rejected the respond- ents’ submission that they ought to have standing because their action was “[t]he most reasonable and effective way” to bring this challenge to court. The judge noted that this submission misstated the test set down by this Court and that he was “bound to apply” the test requiring the respondents to show that “there is no other reasonable and effective way to bring the issue before the court” (paras. 84-85). However, for the reasons I set out earlier, approach- ing the third factor in this way should be consid- ered an error in principle. We must therefore re- assess the weight to be given to this consideration when it is applied in a purposive and flexible man- ner. [61] The learned xxxxxxxx judge had three re- lated concerns which he thought militated strongly lucratif enregistré qui est administré « par et pour » des travailleurs qui exercent un métier dans l’indus- trie du sexe, ou qui en ont déjà exercé un, et qui ha- bitent ou travaillent dans xx xxxxxxxx de Vancouver. L’objet de cet organisme est fondé sur la vision et les besoins des travailleurs de la rue de l’industrie du sexe et ses objets visent notamment à amélio- rer leur santé et leur sécurité, à s’opposer à toutes les formes de violence à leur égard et à exercer des pressions pour obtenir des modifications aux po- litiques et aux xxxx afin d’améliorer les conditions de vie et de travail des travailleurs du sexe (m.i., par. 8). [59] D’après l’affidavit de Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx, il est évident qu’elle est fortement engagée dans les ques- tions soulevées. Non seulement soutient-elle que les xxxx relatives à la prostitution l’ont directement et considérablement affectée xxxxxx 30 ans (d.a., vol. IV, p. 15-17), mais xxxx xxxxxxxx également qu’elle est maintenant employée comme coordonnatrice de la prévention de la violence.

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