Self-Regulation under Federal Statute
A Federal Statue Will Strengthen Regulation and Protection
CAPIC believes that the regulation of immigration consultants by federal statute will strengthen the profession and the regulatory body, a belief that is reflected in our recent lobbying activities.
- Jun 12, 2015:Introduction to Regulation under Statute – Contemporary Challenges in Immigration Regulation
- May 11, 2016:Letter to CBSA Executive Director Supporting Arrest of Unauthorized Representatives
- Mar 01, 2017:CIMM Immigration Consultants Study Submission
- Apr 10, 2017:CAPIC Response to Standing Committee Chair Re. CBA Recommendations
- Apr 10, 2017:CAPIC Response to CBA Chair on CIMM Recommendations
- May 03, 2017:A Cost-Benefit Analysis of Self-Regulation Under Federal Statute
- Jul 11, 2017:Letter to ICCRC on CIMM Report
- Aug 30, 2017:CAPIC Response to CIMM Report 11
- Sep 13, 2017:CAPIC Letter to CBA on CIMM Response
- Oct 23, 2017:Letter to Minister Ahmed Hussen on CIMM Response
- Nov 17, 2017:Response from Ministerial Enquiries on Letter to Minister
- Dec 07, 2017:CAPIC Letter to MPs on Concurrence of CIMM Report Recommendations
- Dec 15, 2017:Memorandum on Complaints Filed Against RCICs
- Jan 23, 2018:Letter from CAPIC President Donald Igbokwe to Immigration Minister Ahmed Hussen on UAPs
- Feb 18, 2018:Response from Minister’s Office to President Igbokwe’s January 23 Letter
- Apr 10, 2018:"A Serious Blow to Unauthorized Practitioners"
- Mar 20, 2019:Letter to Minister Hussen on Budget 2019
- Apr 18, 2019:Letter to Globe and Mail on Bill C-97
- Apr 29, 2019:Gerd Damitz Op-Ed on College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants Act in Hill Times
- Apr 30, 2019:Bill C-97 April 8 Webinar Q&A
- May 03, 2019:CAPIC Review of Bill C-97’s College of Immigration and Citizenship Consultants Act
- May 08, 2019:Letter to Toronto Star on Minister Hussen's Statements
- May 30, 2019:CEO Dory Jade addresses the Standing Senate Committee on Social Affairs, Science and Technology on Division 15 of Bill C-97