The Notwithstanding Clause

The notwithstanding clause

A) is contained in section 1 of the Charter.
B) is applied to Canadian laws regularly.
C) must be reinvoked every ten years in order to remain in effect.
D) can be applied with respect to each and every the right and freedom contained in the Charter.
E) is seldom used by governments because it involves a potentially controversial political decision to override fundamental rights and freedoms protected by the Constitution of Canada.