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nkris (7 posts) 04-Nov-00, 04:31 PM (GMT) "Election & New Immi. regulations - Mr. Cohen, Pl. help." Dear Mr. cohen, Thanks for your reply on my earlier postings. Appreciate it. When will the new govt. be formed after the election results are announced? - Just a guesstimate, barring political uncertanities. In case the librels( they were the ruling party, I think) come back to the power then how long do you think they'll take to make new regulation , proposed by them, into a law? In case of an opposition govt., then what is the fate of the bill? In short when will the bill become a law - outer limit? Would appreciate your reply Thanks in advance....nkris.   Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top

Subject     Author     Message Date     ID    RE: Election & New Immi. regulations - Mr. Cohen, ... dcohen 16-Nov-00 1    RE: Election & New Immi. regulations - Mr. Cohen, ... sunxiu 04-May-01 2

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dcohen (482 posts) 16-Nov-00, 09:51 PM (GMT) 1. "RE: Election & New Immi. regulations - Mr. Cohen, Pl. help." The responses to your inquiries are highly speculative, as they make assumptions that cannot accurately be predicted. It would be expected that, after an election, a new government would begin to carry out its duties in mid-January of 2001 at the earliest. If the Liberals gain a majority, then I would expect that the new Regulations may be enacted by approximately April or May of 2001. If the election does not result in a Liberal Majority, then it is unlikely that the new laws and Regulations would be revived in the current form. If this is the case, the changes could be delayed considerably. ________ Campbell,Cohen - attorneys at law info@canadavisa.com tel: (514)937-9445; fax: (514)937-2618 http://www.canadavisa.com   Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top

sunxiu (0 posts) 04-May-01, 07:29 PM (GMT) 2. "RE: Election & New Immi. regulations - Mr. Cohen, Pl. help." Mr. Cohen, Could you give us update on this topic,please? >The responses to your inquiries are >highly speculative, as they make >assumptions that cannot accurately be >predicted. > >It would be expected that, after >an election, a new government >would begin to carry out >its duties in mid-January of >2001 at the earliest. If >the Liberals gain a majority, >then I would expect that >the new Regulations may be >enacted by approximately April or >May of 2001. > >If the election does not result >in a Liberal Majority, then >it is unlikely that the >new laws and Regulations would >be revived in the current >form. If this is the >case, the changes could be >delayed considerably. >________ >Campbell,Cohen - attorneys at law >info@canadavisa.com >tel: (514)937-9445; fax: (514)937-2618 >http://www.canadavisa.com   Remove | Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top

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