For most regulatory offences in Canada,which of the following is correct?

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For most regulatory offences in Canada, the Crown has to prove actus reus (the guilty act) but not mens rea (the guilty mind). This means that the accused person can be found guilty even if they did not intend to commit the offence, as long as they committed the prohibited act. This is different from most criminal offences, where the Crown must prove both actus reus and mens rea.

For Most Regulatory Offences in Canada,which of the Following Is