Yes.
Our concern is that ministerial instructions, unlike regulations, have no required public notice period. As such, a minister can change important aspects of the immigration system without any forewarning or advance notice to those who will actually be affected. We saw evidence of this with the recent changes to the Canadian experience class, as an example.
This amendment would create a notice period of 30 days when the minister would publish new ministerial instructions in the Canada Gazette. The only substantive change is providing 30 days of notification.