CIMM – IRCC Mandate Commitment Placemat – October 24, 2023

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Mandate Letter Commitments – Current Status^{Footnote *}
PCO #	Mandate Letter Commitment	Expected Date of Completion (mm/dd/yyyy)
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1406	Introduce electronic applications for family reunification	[Redacted]
1407	Implement a program to issue temporary resident status to spouses and children abroad while they wait for the processing of their permanent residency application	[Redacted]
1418	Expand the Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot (RNIP)	[Redacted]
1419	Make the Atlantic Immigration Pilot a permanent program	[Redacted]
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1401	Continue to bring newcomers to Canada to drive economic growth and recovery	[Redaction]
1402	Expand the new immigration stream for human rights defenders and work with civil society groups to provide resettlement opportunities for people under threat	[Redaction]
1413	Continue working with Quebec to support the French-language knowledge of immigrants in Quebec	[Redaction]
1414	Continue to implement a national strategy to support Francophone immigration across the country	[Redaction]
1416	Extend pathways to Permanent Residence for international students and temporary foreign workers through the Express Entry system	[Redaction]
1420	Move forward on the Municipal Nominee Program (MNP)	[Redaction]
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1403	Facilitate the safe passage and resettlement of vulnerable people from Afghanistan, and increase the number of eligible refugees from Afghanistan from 20,000 to at least 40,000	[Redaction]
1405	Reduce application processing times	[Redaction]
1408	Make the citizenship application process free for permanent residents who have fulfilled the requirements needed to obtain it	[Redaction]
1412	Explore ways of regularizing status for undocumented workers contributing to Canadian communities	[Redaction]
1415	Lead the Government’s work on a) irregular migration, including continued work with the United States to b) modernize the Safe Third Country Agreement	[Redaction]
1417	Work with employers and communities across Canada to welcome 2,000 skilled refugees to fill labour shortages in high-demand sectors	[Redaction]

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