Page: 3 (f) for an electoral district listed in Schedule 3, the names, addresses and signatures, made in the presence of a witness, of at least 50 electors resident in the electoral district; and ... 67 (2) The witness shall use due diligence to ensure that the signatures referred to in paragraph 66(1)(e) or (f) were all made by electors resident in the electoral district. [Signature Requirement Provision] 67 (1) The witness to the consent referred to in paragraph 66(1)(b) shall file the nomination paper with the Returning Officer in the electoral district in which the prospective candidate is seeking nomination at any time between the issue of the Notice of Election and the close of nominations. ... (3) The witness shall, on filing the nomination paper, swear an oath in writing in the prescribed form before the Returning Officer stating that (a) the witness knows the prospective candidate; (b) the witness is qualified as an elector; and (c) the prospective candidate signed the consent to the nomination in the presence of the witness. [Witness Requirement Provision] 67 (4) The witness shall file with the Returning Officer, together with the nomination paper, (a) a deposit of $1,000. [Deposit Requirement Provision] Discussion [10] For the purpose of my analysis, the first issue relates to whether the impugned sections of the CEA infringe s 3 of the Charter – i.e. Infringement. The second issue relates to whether the infringements, if any, are justifiable under s 1 of the Charter – i.e. Justification. [11] I will now turn to address the issues separately. 2017 ABQB 645 (CanLII) (g) the name, address and signature of the witness to each signature made under paragraph (e) or (f).