With a majority of Canadians opposed to this move...a charter challenge will be soon to follow. 

A majority of Canadians oppose the federal government’s plan to give greater powers to police officers to obtain breath samples from drivers in roadside tests, a new poll has found.

...a new poll by The Globe and Mail/Nanos Research found that only 44 per cent of respondents supported or somewhat supported the proposal, while 55 per cent opposed or somewhat opposed it.

The poll echoes concerns in the legal community over the constitutionality of a system in which police would not have to justify ordering a test.

A number of legal observers have questioned whether the legislation complies with the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, given that it would require giving a bodily sample despite no sign of danger.

Do you have any polls to counter these findings?