The Canadian Society of Immigration Practitioners (CSIP) / La Société canadienne de Practiciens d'Immigration (SCPI)
Registration:
2
of
46
(2006-08-01
to
2007-03-30)
Subject Matter: Retrospective:
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Lobbying to have The Federal Society of Immigration Practitioners and its division CSIP the Canadian society of immigration practitioners to become the main umbrella and to govern the Immigration profession of other organizations and individuals who are at arms and lenthg from govenrment in the public interest. Register the FSIP federally under part 11 of the Federal Society and the Corporation Act. Lobbying to have FSIP the only organization to regulate other professions relates to immigraitons servicesChange or amend the IP( / IRPA. Requested full federal investigation of CSIC, the Canadian Society of Immigration Consutlants, for financial mismanagement , corporation mismanagement, unqualified directors, and harh imposed discriminatory regulation upon its members, remove the by-laws clasued that provide conflict of interest and favouritism to existing directors only, allow grandfathering clause and .Requested from the federal new Government to question the federal grant of 1.2 million dollars given to CSIC in the name of consumer interests and protections.Investigate the former Ministers Denise Coderre and Joseph Volpe, in making decisions to create CSIC under false pretence information given to the immigration ministry by selcted few people who has personal agenda. Requested full internal investigation with the CIC offices across Canada.We requested full federal investigation of Benjamin Trister as former chair person to the CSIC and his role in creating CSIC and any funds he received from CSIC and the reason of his resignation if it is associated of his filed bankruptcy in 2006. .Proposing a NEW Immigration and Society Act to the Federal Government to allow all immigration services to operate under a new regulations.
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Subject Matter: Prospective:
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Demand for public and senate inquiry against CSIC the Canadian society of immigration practitioners, Apply the conservative accountabilty Act against CSIC directors; Proposal to amend the Immigration Act and Regulations; Consistent with the need for the immigration consulting industry to self-regulate, R2, R10(2) and R13 of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations. These amendments came into force on April 13, 2004. The objectives for the another amendments are two fold: to help protect vulnerable representatives from unscrupolous applicant and organization or society carry on as regulator for self interest agenda.preserve the integrity of Canada's immigration representative.Amend A91 provides the authority for the Government to enact regulations concerning who may represent aperson who is the subject of a proceeding before the Minister, an officer or the Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (IRB).These amendments affect only those applications or proceedings that are subject to the Immigrationand Refugee Protection Act (IRPA). Some examples include the Provincial Nominee Program andsponsorship and residency appeals. The Canadian Border Security Agency(CBSA) is affected by the IRPA amendments at differentremove the CSIC directors due to being unquilified personalinvestigate CSIC financial statements since creations
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Details Regarding the Identified Subject Matter
Categories
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Description
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Bill or Resolution
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Bill 14 Position Summary of the Citizenship and Immigration Section to the Task Force on Paralegal Regulation Concerning Ontario Bill 14; Bill C-14 an act to promote access to justice
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Regulation
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Immigration and Refugee Protection Act and the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations (Section 13.0)
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Legislative Proposal
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Proposing a NEW Immigration and Society Act to the Federal Government to allow all immigration services to operate under a new regulations.remove IP9 of IRPA or amend it to include other regulator for immigration consultants
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Policy or Program
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Relating to the use of Representatives Paid or Unpaid
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