Not exactly. You see in the end it is the lawyers who advise the clients if they should continue to go ahead with the suit.
Yes I believe that if they take the health care coverage out then the demand will drop considerably.
I have lived in Singapore over there having a car is luxury not necessity, government has very good public transport. But I did not like the idea of bidding because Canada is welfare country, it does not align with their rules/rituals.
I agree to some extent. Is a car really a luxury? In Singapore if you are elderly or have several young children in tow it is much more convenient to have a personal vehicle. Singapore's problem isnt the car per se it is space. Limited space.
it’s a good idea but I don’t think this is the problem IRCC is facing now for this program. They accepted 27,000 application and there were 100,000 who tried to applied. That’s a massive gap! A higher requirement threshold that is fair is the way to go this time!
What do you mean a higher LICO? LICO is pretty low to begin with. Applications are supposed to go back to 21k this year. The 27k was due to the lawsuits. Think many will still exceed the LICO amount or will cash in RRSPs or suddenly discover cash income they forgot about and refile. There will always be more demand than spots.
You know that won’t work. First access to medicare is one of the rights as a PR or citizen. In order to not qualify for Medicare parents would need to receive something like a longterm PGP status. Supervisa insurance only covers emergencies and may not cover emergencies relating to preexisting conditions. Most sponsored parents will not want to return home if they need more medical treatment or will not repay medical expenses unless their families agree to repay. It will be hard to collect when/if senior dies. Many of these seniors will have preexisting conditions or need regular medical care. Insurance rates to cover regular care and preexisting conditions will be extremely expensive and who would get priority when it comes to non-emergency situations? Canadians with medicare recipients normally get priority so the parents would have to wait a long time to get to get care.
Once you base it using the term LICO there is no such thing as "higher" LICO cut offs. LICO is not determined with PGP in mind. PGP uses LICO as a guide.
This is a low priority immigration process. The government will definitely not pay to set-up a private organization for PGP. If anything they would pay for high skilled workers who are needed by employers right away. That won’t happen either.
Yes agreed
Yes and that is why government will always be a target for lawsuits if they keep the current structure.
Didn’t mention LICO. Higher requirements threshold can be filtering with years of income tax payment, citizenship and all that was already mentioned.
Even private enterprises won’t be able to find a system that everyone is happy with. Fundamentally people will continue to complain unless every parent and grandparent who qualifies to be accepted as fast as possible. When it comes to prioritizing where the government spends their money the PGP program is very low on the list so they won’t be hiring an outside organization to create a very complex PGP program.
