Lemmy Lemmy:
Here's something, a little old, but read it.
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Parliament may prefer to retain an exemption from liability for those engaging in consensual sex with persons under the legal age of consent, where the difference in age is less than two years.
It specifically mentions maintaining the two year age differential clause when altering the age of consent. Are you telling me that that didn't happen when the age was moved to 16? Becuase you may be right on that count, but you're definitely wrong about it being a free-for-all when the age was 14. If I'm wrong, I only recently became wrong.
http://www.parl.gc.ca/Content/LOP/researchpublications/prb993-e.htmA quick google search? Don't bitch EVER when Andy or somebody does that with regard to economics.
UNDER the age of consent. AT the time of your citation the age of consent was 14, not 16. Did you not read that part?
All this says is that if you move the AOC to 16 they want the 2 year exception maintained
for sexual activity under the age of consent.
You are wrong. At the time of your citation (2001) the age of consent was 14. The 2 year clause applied to those under the age, ie a 13 YO having sex with a 12 YO.
14 and older was OK. It did not say a 14 YO can only have sex with somebody 16 and younger.
16 is the age of consent. That is the law.