An important recommendation of the Rowell-Sirois commission in 1939 was that the federal government institute a system of ``national adjustment grants'' for poorer provinces and that general transfers be made to ensure that the provinces had enough revenue to fulfill their constitutional responsibilities without undue taxation.
Poorer provinces could use the National adjustment grants to stop rises in taxation.
The statement is in the correct category because the excerpt says that the national adjustment grants were used to ensure that the provinces had enough revenue to fulfill their constitutional responsibilities without undue taxation. This means that poorer provinces would be able to meet the needs of their responsibilities without needing to raise taxes. The system may have been confused by the wording in the excerpt.
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