International Trade committee  I guess if a building tradesperson were coming to a trade fair to see about new techniques, that would be covered, but not coming to perform paid work.

International Trade committee  I would actually build on this. If you look at Canada's domestic regime in the area of business visitors, we don't currently require an LMIA for these individuals, and we don't require any quotas for these individuals. They're not required to have a work permit in our domestic re

International Trade committee  I think the quick answer is that the business...we're talking about the business visitor category.

International Trade committee  Okay. I apologize, because “business visitor” is one of four categories.

International Trade committee  They do not. The labour certification test in this instance would be Canada's labour market impact assessment. This is not a testing of credentials or licensing requirements. The instance of labour certification tests is Canada's labour market opinion or numerical restrictions su

International Trade committee  I want to make sure I have the actual definition in front of me as we discuss this. Certainly, being a citizen of a country is part of the requirement, but it is not the full requirement when it comes to how Canada has defined business visitors under that category. There are two