Discussion Paper Concerning New Regulations

CIC News
Published: October 1, 2000

The Toronto Star has published an article outlining the most recent proposals concerning the overhaul of Canada's federal skilled worker immigration legislation. In a discussion paper obtained by the newspaper, the following are discussed:

- substantially more points allocated for the maximum work experience;
- a greater maximum score for the education factor, but lower points for
some levels of education;
- a change to the total number of points available;
- changes to the pass mark;
- personal suitability replaced by adaptability, but which eliminates a
separate family bonus factor for assisted relatives.

Other potential changes are discussed, as well.

Those wishing to review the whole article may do so at their website.

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