Bill 62 is a patriarchical, discriminatory law which will primarily violate the rights and freedoms of Muslim women. There should be a process to stop this bill in its tracks as unconstitutional, which goes against the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. The bill should not have to go to the Supreme Court nor should those it discriminates against have to apeal to have their civil rights upheld. It doesnt matter whether this is a law about religious or secular cultural practice, it is still violating people's rights because others are 'uncomfortable or offended, or rationalize that they cannot communicate effectively with those wearing face coverings'. This is analagous to saying that if people don't make eye contact then they are also not adhering to Quebec's cultural assimilation laws. If we take this ludicrous legislation to its extreme then lets ban veils at weddings, wearing of sunglasses, balaclavas, face protection masks. Do we now need a travel advisory for going to Quebec?