The CBA's position is that at present, again, there is no evidence that there are compliance issues. It was raised in the 2015 IRCC report as a potential challenge. Our response was, we don't see the existence of it. However, if it did exist, in appropriate cases there are schemes within the act, including the misrepresentation provisions, that would be applied not to a change of circumstances, not to what happens in life, but to when someone deliberately chose to not abide by the undertaking they provided. That system is already in place. If you provide an undertaking for your spouse or others and you don't follow through with it, or you fill out your form incorrectly—you don't declare something—that's already happening under the act.
On November 21st, 2017. See this statement in context.