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What is the term for the two-pronged test used by courts to determine if a subject is federal or provincial?

National concern and national emergency

The term for the two-pronged test used by courts to determine if a subject is federal or provincial is called "national concern and national emergency." This test evaluates whether a law falls under federal jurisdiction or provincial jurisdiction. Option B is incorrect because national interest and provincial importance are not the criteria used to determine jurisdiction. Option C is incorrect because constitutional validity and legislative consent are not the specific components of the test. Option D is incorrect because jurisdictional boundaries and vertical authority are not the terms used in this test.

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National interest and provincial importance

Constitutional validity and legislative consent

Jurisdictional boundaries and vertical authority

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