There are no ethics restrictions on MPs asking questions on behalf of their constituents.
They can do considerably more than just get file info.
And most frequently, I assure you, MPs asking repeated questions can influence ircc to move things along.
I am not saying this always works. And they give ircc a wide berth when it comes to security related.
But that does not mean it never helps, nor that the ethics commissioner pursues them for doing constituency service.
(Where did this ethics commissioner idea come from anyway? I've seen one claim that had a source - but they cited a document addressed clearly to ministers)
I understand you are an immigrant and English is NOT YOUR first language. What may help you is to read the posts completely, PERHAPS TWICE, and then try to respond. Did you read the initial post i was responding to? NO, right?..Go back and read it.
The person suggested MP could 'PRESSURE' IRCC in someway.
There is NO WAY AN MP CAN PRESSURE IRCC. Absolutely NONE.
Forget pressure, they cannot even do as little as suggest to process an application - which is otherwise stuck for a while. All they can do is to simply get an update.
Regarding Ethics Commissioner - that comes directly from an MP's lawyer in a 1-1 conversation. Not just one but 2 different MPs - who have clearly stated that MPs DO NOT HAVE ANY AUTHORITY or any tool or mechanism, by which they can suggest, ask or persuade IRCC to process an application which has been stuck in the system for a certain time, even if that time is twice or thrice the case processing timeline. All they can do is get an update.
If you have evidence or literature available, from a reliable source, that proves MPs are obligated to or have tools at their disposal to either 'pressure' IRCC, suggest, recommend, to complete processing of an application - then please provide the link. Do you have it?
Otherwise, dont spread false information on this forum. MPs CANNOT influence IRCC in anyway, nor can they ask, request, suggest or take any action to get an application processed. PERIOD!