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Line 10: The Promotional Contest Provision of the [[Competition Act]] also states that "selection of participants or distribution of prizes is not made on the basis of skill or on a random basis." Courts have accepted estimating the number of beans in a jar<ref>''R. v. Dodds'' (Ontario High Court of Justice, 1884)</ref> as a game with skill, as well as estimating the number of votes will be cast in an upcoming election<ref>''R. v. Johnston'' (Ontario High Court of Justice, ~~1904~~1902)</ref> as a game with mixed skill and chance. Thus neither example requires additional STQ as the skill component has been met. ==Question format==

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