Who decides if a referendum question or result is clear?

[nihalsari]

Under the Clarity Act, Canada’s House of Commons — the elected federal legislature — decides whether a proposed referendum question is sufficiently clear and whether a majority vote result qualifies as a clear expression of will. This means Parliament, not the province alone, determines whether conditions have been met before secession negotiations can begin.

[madmax]

this is one of those things people love to call undemocratic until you remember what the alternative actually looks like.