This the email I got today from CPC!
(To me it is a different thing from what my MP said!)
Dear XXX: Your application for permanent residence in Canada in the Federal Skilled Worker Class was considered on its substantive merits but was refused. You were provided with the decision containing the reasons for refusal of this application in our message thereby fully concluding this application. All documentation that you submitted, including the letters of reference from XXX and the University of XXX were assessed in coming to the decision of the office (which was taken on May 8, 2014). The entry in GCMS which you quoted below was not made by an officer, but rather by a case analyst. The officer who made the final decision took this into consideration, but did not base the decision solely on this analysis.
We note that your work experience for XXX (company that I am working now) occurred after the submission of your application for permanent residence in Canada, and thus could not be considered under Regulation 75(2). Your letters of reference from the University of XXX, which were dated January 21, 2013 and March 31, 2014, did not indicate that during your period of work experience that you performed the actions in the lead statement as set out in the NOC code you selected. As such, your application was refused for failure to meet the minimum requirement as specified in our message below.
Should you have different or additional information, you may wish to submit a new application. You should understand, however, that a new application would require submission of new processing fees and that any such application would be assessed according to the criteria in effect at that time. As a result, no assurance of success can be offered.
Sincerely,
Case Processing Centre - Ottawa (CPC-O)| Centre de Traitement des demandes – Ottawa (CTD-O) – FA01772