Recommendations: Citizenship Consultants and Government

recommendations: But he did not commit to any of the committee's 21 recommendations, saying only that the government will carry out further study and expects to provide more information on a path forward next year, according to CBC. Given the complexity and inter-dependencies of the issues, the impact on public confidence, on clients and authorized immigration and citizenship consultants, the government will carefully consider the committee's report and undertake a thorough analysis of key recommendations before determining how these issues could be addressed successfully, his response reads. In a formal response to a sweeping study by MPs on the immigration committee tabled four months ago, Immigration Minister Ahmed Hussen said the government is seized with issues related to inadequate protection from unprofessional or unethical practitioners, and conceded a strong system of oversight is essential. A disappointed Conservative immigration critic Michelle Rempel said the response amounts to typical inertia. The fact they're not willing to do it suggests a sort of paralysis on their part, and that's to the detriment of people who are being exploited. There are very substantive proposals on the table on how to manage this, and the government really just needs to make a decision and implement it, she told CBC News. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.