If I understand correctly, subsection 114(2) of the present Immigration and Refugee Protection Act deals with decisions made on the basis of paragraph 113(c), which itself refers to subsection 112(3), both dealing with cases remaining under the authority of the minister. Is that correct?
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Subsection 114(2) states that:
(2) If the Minister is of the opinion that the circumstances surrounding a stay of the enforcement of the removal order have changed, the Minister may re-examine, in accordance with paragraph 113(d) and the regulations, the grounds on which the application was allowed to and may cancel the stay.
Here you refer to decisions made under paragraph 113(c), where you say:
(c) in the case of an applicant described in subsection 112(3)
So, subsection 114(2) deals with persons referred to in subsection 112(3), that is to say persons inadmissible on grounds of security or organized criminality or who were excluded on the basis of section F of Article 1 of the Refugee Convention, etc.
Is the amendment aiming at making sure that the power of the minister will only apply to those persons referred to in subsection 112(3)? Am I correct?