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Clause 304 of Bill C-75 re-introduces the requirement that judges apply the victim surcharge to all convictions and discharges. However, the court has the discretion to waive the victim surcharge. Where the surcharge is waived, the court must provide reasons for doing so. | Clause 304 of Bill C-75 re-introduces the requirement that judges apply the victim surcharge to all convictions and discharges. However, the court has the discretion to waive the victim surcharge. Where the surcharge is waived, the court must provide reasons for doing so. | ||
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