Editing New Candidate Guide (section)

==== Example: Sunset Clauses (for legislation) ====

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#'''Difficult Question''': I've heard that some people think it's a good idea to let all laws expire, or "sunset", which means that some day, we might not have any laws left at all. Is that really a responsible way to run a government?
#'''Positioning''': ''Laws on the books, just like milk or eggs at the grocery store, have a "best before" date.'' >> To stand up for renewal, laws need to be structured in a way where they can be measured and evaluated by their intended results.
#'''Supporting''': ''To earn the title of "politician", you do not have to be a policy expert.'' >> Ontarians should never have to live with the consequences of bad or outdated policy, for the rest of their lives.
#'''Illustrative''': Every year there are several examples in the news of parts of legislation being repealed (or not repealed), and the unpredictable timing of this created uncertainty in industries that are affected by the legislation. Sunset clauses, as a rule instead of an exception, would promote certainty around the effective periods of new legislation.