Which statement best expresses Section 7's deprivation clause?

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When the state deprives someone of life, liberty, or security of the person, that deprivation must be in accordance with the principles of fundamental justice. This means actions and laws used to limit those rights have to be fair, built on proper procedures, and not arbitrary. Fundamental justice covers ideas like due process, fairness in how decisions are made, and ensuring laws and government actions aren’t cruel, arbitrary, or discriminatory.

The other ideas don’t fit as the deprivation standard. The notion of reasonable limits prescribed by law is about allowing rights to be limited under section 1, not about how deprivation itself must occur. Public opinion isn’t a legal standard for rights. The express will of Parliament can be constrained by the Charter, which requires conformity to fundamental justice when depriving rights.