What year did the Statute of Westminster grant full legislative independence to Canada?

The Statute of Westminster, passed in 1931, marked a significant milestone in Canada's journey towards full legislative independence from Britain. This statute allowed Canada and other self-governing dominions within the British Empire to have complete control over their own laws without needing approval from the British Parliament. It recognized Canada as a nation capable of self-governance, paving the way for the country to make its own legislative decisions and develop as an independent nation. This act was crucial for Canada's evolution, moving it towards total sovereignty and eventually leading to further constitutional developments, including the patriation of the Constitution in 1982.