Hi, sure. Below is the exact quote:
Option 1: Confirm that you plan to travel to Canada before the validity date above. You will be sent a request to submit your passport to IRCC for physical reissuance of your CoPR (and your PR visa, if you are a citizen of a visa required country). Your CoPR will be annotated to indicate that it is a replacement for a document issued on or before March 18, 2020. If you select this option, you must use your re-issued CoPR and PR visa before the validity date printed on the new documents expires. If you do not use them before they expire, you will need to submit a new application if you want to immigrate to Canada in the future.
Option 2: Do a new medical examination. If you select this option, you will be sent a request to do new medicals (at your own expense) within NINETY (90) days. Your new medicals will be valid for 12 months from the date of your examination. When we receive your updated medical results, we will assess whether any other information needs to be updated to re-issue your CoPR(s). If you (and your dependants, if applicable) continue to meet all statutory requirements, we will send you a request to submit your passport(s) for physical reissuance of your documents, which you will need to use before they expire.
Action required:
If you still intend to come to Canada to become a permanent resident, your action is required now.
You must reply to this message within ten (10) calendar days to tell us which option you choose.
If you do not respond, your application will be permanently closed and you will need to reapply (and meet any statutory requirements in place at that time) if you want to immigrate to Canada in the future.
It's not clear what the new application means, I think it means to start from scratch. In your case because you didn't ask for AL, they give you the option to undergo re-insurance process if you are not willing to travel. Whereas if I am offered AL it's because I am willing to, so it makes sense that I will not be given another chance if I don't use it. That's my understanding.
I also received the same email today. Interestingly it also states towards the end:
In that light it appears that "new application" might mean restarting process from beginning."If you do not respond, your application will be permanently closed and you will need to reapply (and meet any statutory requirements in place at that time) if you want to immigrate to Canada in the future."
Also, for members of this group who have consultant emails registered with IRCC, it is a good idea to keep checking with your consultant on a weekly basis.