It was a reasonable requirement and was supported by a compelling interest that it could be justified in a free and democratic society. The certification procedure was in no way manifestly unfair or contravened any principles of fundamental justice and so did not invoke section 7.
The demand was considered rational and justified by an essential reason that it could be accepted in a free and democratic environment. The verification process did not appear to be unduly biased or violate core justice standards, so it did not necessitate the application of section 7.