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justice LaBelle members of the court my name is Mark gala Watson Im here with my colleague gerard kennedy on behalf of the intervener the Canadian Constitution foundation my submissions in the appeal today are limited to the constitutional questions that have been stated by the Chief Justice first does the involuntary disclosure of personal home contact information to a bargaining agent infringed section 2 D of the Charter we say that it does second is that infringement justified under section 1 of the Charter and we say that it is not on section 2 d since the time of the Levine decision in 1991 this Court has recognized that the freedom to associate includes within it the freedom not to associate in the key decisions both Levine and advanced cutting the court has been its fair to say somewhat divided on the scope of the freedom not to associate and the underlying rationale for that freedom in this case is an opportunity for the court to harmonize the voices in those decisions in br
