when i can apply my citizenship if old rules come back

[keesio]

Liberals are very serious to implement C-6 ASAP I think this will happen in 2016.

CIC have two faces one for us and second for minister believe me they can update every document in days good example is Syrian refugee cases, we all knows CIC has cleared their files in days or weeks it means they are capable to take the challenges.

One only needs to look at how long it took for the Conservatives to pass and implement C-24. C-24 was a priority for the Conservatives and it took over 3 years for it to finally get implemented.

 

[Diplomatru]

One only needs to look at how long it took for the Conservatives to pass and implement C-24. C-24 was a priority for the Conservatives and it took over 3 years for it to finally get implemented.

three years, huh?

 

[spyfy]

One only needs to look at how long it took for the Conservatives to pass and implement C-24. C-24 was a priority for the Conservatives and it took over 3 years for it to finally get implemented.

No, it didn't take them three years, I have no idea where you have that number from.

You can check the bills history here:
http://www.parl.gc.ca/LegisInfo/BillDetails.aspx?Language=E&Mode=1&Bill=C24&Parl=41&Ses=2

It was tabled in February 2014 and got royal assent in June 2014.
The new citizenship rules became effective in June 2015.

That is 4 months for the law to pass and 16 months for complete implementation.

 

[dpenabill]

The Bill C-24 changes were, however, part of the campaign promises made in 2011, and Jason Kenney subsequently promised them by the end of 2012, and then Chris Alexander similarly promised the legislation to be adopted by the end of 2013. Bill C-24 was not tabled, however, until February 2014, adopted June 2014, changes to grant citizenship requirements coming into force June 2015.

While that is just a rough outline for how it has gone before, not a for sure timeline for Bill C-6, not at all, the legislative process takes time.

Speculating on the timeline for Bill C-6 is just that, speculating. Sometime this year or next year is as good a guess anyone can reasonably make.

Nothing to hang a hat on yet.

 

[keesio]

No, it didn't take them three years, I have no idea where you have that number from.

C-24 was part of their platform during the federal election in 2011. They promised to push it through ASAP. It came into effect in 2015.