The Globe mentions that one third of Canadians support wearing the niqab of burka in public. Which of course means that a clear majority are against it. Perhaps a better stat would have been the one which states that 84% of Quebeckers support the ban. If we look at the simple premise that governments are elected to give the majority of people what they want, then the Liberal government of Quebec is responding to the will of the people. The religious argument on wearing the niqab has been beaten to death, and could face a tough time with a Charter challenge. No one in this country has unlimited rights, regardless of the Charter. Quebec has decided to test these rights, with its Bill.