Quoting Chris Alexander:
"First, I will discuss the questions that have arisen in the media, in the House, and elsewhere about the bill. There have been a few lawyers and a few voices in the House questioning the need to require those applying for citizenship to declare their intent to reside. Subparagraph 3(1)(c)(i) of the bill asks that the applicant be required to intend, if granted, to continue to reside in Canada. Some have misunderstood this provision to mean that anyone applying for citizenship or seeking to meet the requirements of citizenship, which would be four years of residency out of six, must declare an intention to reside in Canada for the rest of their lives. Nothing could be further from the truth and those who have perpetrated this misunderstanding have simply not read the further paragraph, which is (2)(1.1), on page 12 of the bill as I have it printed. It states:
For the purposes of paragraphs (1)(c.1) and 11(1)(d.1), the person's intention must be continuous from the date of his or her application until they have taken the oath of citizenship.""
SO IN SIMPLE WORDS YOU MEAN THE ( INTEND TO RESIDE) MEANS THE PERIOD FROM APPLYING YOUR CITIZENSHIP APPLICATION TO TAKING THE OATH???
DID I GET IT RIGHT? I GUESS WE ALL WANT TO LIVE IN BEAUTIFUL CANADA FOREVER BUT FEELING YOU HAVE TO STAY MAKES ME SUFFOCATE , I LIKE TO KNOW THAT I HAVE THE OPTION TO LEAVE IF I WANT TO!!