Report of the President - Executive Council

March 2017

Bob Campbell - Item 6

Collective Bargaining: Notice to bargain was served on October 31, 2016. It is required by law to serve notice before the current contract expires. It is still my preference to have a cooling-off period with the CRA before embarking on the next round of negotiations, and I have communicated that to the CRA. On the former contract, signing bonuses were issued on November 30, and retroactive payments were issued in January/February. Also in January, options letters for the payments in lieu of severance were issued. We are on track for full implementation within the 150-day requirement. Management agreed with our request for more detailed payment information to accompany these payments, as Phoenix is seriously deficient in that regard. There has been some improvement and we will continue to lobby for more details.

Our priority now is a campaign to lobby the Government to return the CRA to its former independent bargaining status. We have proven in the past this is the best for the Agency and its employees. This message was clearly articulated by our 2nd National Vice-President to The Minister of National Revenue, Diane Lebouthilier, when she met with our Executive Council on December 8, 2016. The UTE Political Action Committee has launched a lobbying campaign on this theme.

The 2nd National Vice President, Madonna Gardiner, and I have had preliminary discussions on the re-opener clause of our current collective agreement. She is having conversations with the PSAC Negotiator, Morgan Gay, and will report accordingly.

BILL C-10 CHALLENGE- In mid-August, the Ontario Court of Appeal upheld the Ontario Superior Court decision that Bill C-10, the Expenditure Restraint Act, did not violate our Charter rights. Bill C-10, passed by the former Conservative government in 2009, rolled back negotiated wage increases for our members for years 2011 and 2012. In mid-October, the PSAC applied for leave to appeal this decision to the Supreme Court of Canada. According to the PSAC, our chances of being granted leave are 50-50. The main obstacle to not being granted leave to challenge for us is the fact that the Supreme Court has already heard the challenge of the Expenditure Restraint Act that was filed by the RCMP (not a union).

PHOENIX ISSUES- Our members continue to suffer as a result of the new Phoenix pay system. To alleviate that suffering, I have struck an Ad Hoc Committee that will address those issues with CRA management. Their first meeting was November 2 and 3, 2016, where issues were identified in order to be referred to the CRA. The committee subsequently met with the CRA in December 2016, where the issues identified were presented. This concludes the work of this ad hoc committee.

AGMS: As can be easily seen from my itinerary, the AGM season is upon us once again. We would ask the Locals to coordinate their AGMs with other Locals in the same region to facilitate travel by our National Officers and to ensure a National Officer presence at every AGM.

UTE TRIENNIAL CONVENTION: The Convention call was issued in early January 2017. Please keep the deadline dates in mind as we enter into this hectic pre-Convention period. The deadlines for both participant registration and resolutions is this Saturday, March 11 2017. Convention Committees are scheduled for April 28-30,2017. Please refer often to the Convention 2017 section of our website. During the December, Executive Council meeting, the Convention per diem rates (must be approved by the convention) and the Convention Registration amount were approved. The Host Committee Chair will make a presentation during the March Presidents’ Conference.

AEU Collective BARGAINING: I am pleased to report that we have concluded a collective agreement with the staff in late December, 2016.

Meetings with CRA: Meetings with the CRA have resumed in earnest, since the moratorium on joint consultations was lifted last year. However, we have a long way to go to return to full, meaningful consultations. My relationship with the Commissioner at this time is quite strained and we are hoping for some improvement. We were not able to hold a NUMCC (National Union-Management Consultation Committee) meeting in December, as the resumption of meetings resolution came too late for a December NUMCC to be scheduled. We expect to return to the NUMCC table in June of 2017. However, several sub-Committee meetings were held, on issues of staffing; Compensation; WFA;UMA; EAP, etc.

WEB/COMMUNICATIONS:

We are continuing our preparations for convention and have ordered the convention banner and other items. We have moved our website to a new hosting platform that provides better support. There were minimal issues with the transition and our website is working well. We have been adding missing texts and translations for past years. This is an ongoing process.

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY:

All IT systems have been running well. Regular software maintenance of internal computers, servers and network was performed.

NON UTE EVENTS :

At December 31, 2016

RECIPIENT	REASON				AMOUNT
BÉNÉFICIAIRE	RAISON				MONTANT
	BUDGET - 2016				20,000.00
	2015 Carry Over / Report de 2015				16,533.40
	TOTAL BUDGET - 2016				36,533.40
Billy Dempsey	PSAC Regional Health & Safety	Apr 22-24/16	NS		485.04
Sylvie Masse	Conf régionale des femmes 2016	Apr 15-17/16	Bromont		50.00
Brian Oldford	PSAC Atlantic H & S Conference	Apr 22-24/16	Halifax		502.23
Céline Rousseau	Conf régionale des femmes 2016	Apr 15-17/16	Bromont		50.00
Diane Villeneuve	Conf régionale des femmes 2016	Apr 15-17/16	Bromont		50.00
David Smith	PSAC Atlantic H & S Conference	Apr 22-24/16	Halifax		479.16
Céline Germain	Conf régionale des femmes 2016	Apr 15-17/16	Bromont		50.00
Binta Boly	Conf régionale des femmes 2016	Apr 15-17/16	Bromont		50.00
Suzanne Ehrhardt	Conf régionale des femmes 2016	Apr 15-17/16	Bromont		50.00
Gallia Kafeai	Conf régionale des femmes 2016	Apr 15-17/16	Bromont		50.00
Les Smith	PSAC Atlantic H & S Conference	Apr 22-24/16	Halifax		321.96
Darlene Bembridge	PSAC Women's Atl Conference	June 3-5/16	Antigonish NS		412.24
Teena Collins	PSAC Women's Atl Conference	June 3-5/16	Antigonish NS		412.24
Marilyn Gallant	PSAC Women's Atl Conference	June 3-5/16	Antigonish NS		379.40
Sylvia Durant	PSAC Women's Atl Conference	June 3-5/16	Antigonish NS		229.80
Jackie Ellis	PSAC Women's Atl Conference	June 3-5/16	Antigonish NS		229.80
Ginger Cole	PSAC Women's Atl Conference	June 3-5/16	Antigonish NS		388.04
Heather Ford	PSAC Women's Atl Conference	June 3-5/16	Antigonish NS		419.43
Imre Bene	CLC - 2016 summer School	July 3-8/16	Ottawa		1,838.99
Lisa Arseneau	PSAC Women's Atl Conference	June 3-5/16	Antigonish NS		289.70
Anne- Marie Doucet	PSAC Women's Atl Conference	June 3-5/16	Antigonish NS		297.65
Susan Losier	PSAC Women's Atl Conference	June 3-5/16	Antigonish NS		353.71
Susan Frellick-Perry	CLC Atlantic-Mental Health Course	May 29-Jun 2	Charlottetown		1,095.20
Ryan Ward	World Social Forum 2016	Aug 9-14/16	Montréal QC		1,575.40
Sylvie Héon	PSAC National Health & Safety	Nov 18-20/16	Montreal QC		789.26
Gary McNabb	PSAC National Health & Safety	Nov 18-20/16	Montreal QC		1,347.18
Sue Moser	BC Fed Health & Safety	Nov 18-20/16	Montreal QC		859.28
Christine Rouleau	PSAC National Health & Safety	Nov 18-20/16	Montreal QC		1,053.36
Les Smith	PSAC National Health & Safety	Nov 18-20/16	Montreal QC		1,630.87
Bhupinder Sandhu	PSAC BC Women's Conference	Sep 22-25/16	Richmond BC		790.20
Heather Held	Workplace Bullying & Harassment	Nov 23/16	Kelowna BC		405.79
	TOTAL SPENT / DÉPENSES				16,935.93
	BUDGET AVAILABLE / DISPONIBLE				19,597.47
*Approved - No Claim Received*			Location	Advance	Approved
*Approuvé - Aucune réclamation reçue*			Location	Avance	Approuvé
Lise Larouche	École des femmes de la FTQ	Nov 8-13/15	Orford QC		650.00
Raffi Sahakian	Conférence Régionale AFPC	Nov 4-6/16	Estérel		188.00
Saïda Alibhay	Conférence Régionale AFPC	Nov 4-6/16	Estérel		188.00
Treana Campbell	PSAC National Health & Safety	Nov 18-20/16	Montreal QC		1,053.00
Deoraj Mahabirsingh	PSAC National Health & Safety	Nov 18-20/16	Montreal QC		2,149.00
	NET BUDGET AVAILABLE / DISPONIBLE				15,369.47

NON UTE EVENTS :

At February 21, 2017

RECIPIENT	REASON				AMOUNT
BÉNÉFICIAIRE	RAISON				MONTANT

	BUDGET - 2017				20,000.00
	2016 Carry Over / Report de 2016				19,597.47
	TOTAL BUDGET - 2016				39,597.47
	TOTAL SPENT / DÉPENSES				0.00
	BUDGET AVAILABLE / DISPONIBLE				39,597.47
*Approved - No Claim Received*			Location	Advance	Approved
*Approuvé - Aucune réclamation reçue*			Location	Avance	Approuvé
Lise Larouche	École des femmes de la FTQ	Nov 8-13/15	Orford QC		650.00
Raffi Sahakian	Conférence Régionale AFPC	Nov 4-6/16	Estérel		188.00
Saïda Alibhay	Conférence Régionale AFPC	Nov 4-6/16	Estérel		188.00
Treana Campbell	PSAC National Health & Safety	Nov 18-20/16	Montreal QC		1,053.00
Deoraj Mahabirsingh	PSAC National Health & Safety	Nov 18-20/16	Montreal QC		2,149.00
Kimberley Koch	CLC Pacific Region Winter School	January 2017	Harrison HS BC		1,250.00
Theresa Greenough	CLC Winter school	Jan 22-27/17			650.00
	NET BUDGET AVAILABLE / DISPONIBLE				33,469.47

DONATIONS / SPONSORSHIPS :

December 31, 2016

RECIPIENT/BÉNÉFICIAIRE	CITY/VILLE	AMOUNT	APPROVED BY
		MONTANT	APPROUVÉ PAR
BUDGET		18,000.00
The Diana Gee Memorial Trust	Toronto ON	1,000.00	Council/Conseil
Craig Herman	Thunder Bay ON	250.00	Bob/Marc
Ben Cormier	Summerside PE	300.00	Bob/Marc
O'Leary Skating Club	O'Leary PE	300.00	Bob/Marc
Big Brother Big Sisters - Bowl for Kids Sake	Summerside PE	300.00	Bob/Marc
Rébecca Beaumont	Alma QC	350.00	Bob/Marc
Danielle Peeler	Calgary AB	250.00	Bob/Marc
Canadian Cancer Society - Barbara Dufresne	Shawinigan-Sud QC	250.00	Bob/Marc
Bathurst Animal Shelter	Bathurst NB	250.00	Bob/Marc
Département de musique de l'École Secondaire Nepisiguit	Bathurst NB	250.00	Bob/Marc
East Coast Ice Inc- Storm Atom Minor AAA	Bathurst NB	200.00	Bob/Marc
East Coast Ice Inc-Belledune Storms Novice	Bathurst NB	100.00	Bob/Marc
Tracy Lanteigne	Bathurst NB	200.00	Bob/Marc
Josee Grondin	Gatineau QC	250.00	Bob/Marc
Matthew Kastern	Calgary AB	200.00	Bob/Marc
PEI GSAR	Summerside PE	250.00	Bob/Marc
Toronto Sick Kids Hospital	Toronto ON	500.00	Bob/Marc
Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation	Toronto ON	300.00	Bob/Marc
Showgirls Dragon Boat Team	Ottawa	300.00	Bob/Marc
Three Oaks Senior High - Lauren Gallant	Summerside PE	300.00	Bob/Marc
Melanie Charlong	Bathurst NB	250.00	Bob/Marc
District 5 Little League Inc.	Tecumseh ON	300.00	Bob/Marc
Bikers Against Child Abuse	Manotick ON	500.00	Marc/Madonna
CHEO Tiny Hearts	Ottawa, ON	310.75	Bob/Marc
Marisa Alexander	Thunder Bay ON	300.00	Bob/Marc
Thrill Calagary:Dance Foundation	Calgary, AB	400.00	Bob/Marc
Jennifer Au	Toronto ON	500.00	Bob/Marc
La Polyvalente de l'Érablière - Jeffrey Camara-Ayotte	Gatineau QC	300.00	Bob/Marc
Timberlea Amateur Sports Association Midget A Hockey	Upper Tantallon NS	300.00	Bob/Marc
Dartmouth Whalers Peewee C Hurricanes Hockey Team	Dartmouth NS	300.00	Bob/Marc
Dartmouth Whalers Peewee C Sharks Hockey Team	Dartmouth NS	300.00	Bob/Marc
Thunder Bay Elks Hockey Association	Thunder Bay ON	300.00	Bob/Marc
Summerside Atom A Team 1 c/o Jackie Ellis	Summerside PE	300.00	Bob/Marc
Equal Voice	Ottawa ON	500.00	Bob/Marc
Total spent / Total dépensé		10,960.75
Balance - UTE / Solde SEI		7,039.25
Presidents' Use / A l'usage du président		2,000.00
The Mission - Help with Christmas dinners	Ottawa	500.00	Bob
The Ottawa Food Bank - In lieu of Christmas cards	Ottawa	500.00	Bob
The Snowsuit Fund of Ottawa	Ottawa	500.00	Bob
UNE-71201 Hardship Fund	Ottawa	500.00	Bob/Marc
Total spent / Total dépensé		2,000.00
Balance - President / Solde - Président		0.00
Total Balance - Donations - UTE and President /
Solde total - Dons - SEI et Président		7,039.25
Extraordinary Donations from Surplus /
Dons Extraordinaires provenant du surplus		5,000.00
Edmonton ERSS	Edmonton, AB	5,000.00	Council/Conseil
Total spent from surplus / Total dépensé du surplus		5,000.00

DONATIONS / SPONSORSHIPS :

At February 21, 2017

RECIPIENT/BÉNÉFICIAIRE	CITY/VILLE	AMOUNT	APPROVED BY
		MONTANT	APPROUVÉ PAR
BUDGET		18,000.00
The Diana Gee Memorial Trust	Toronto ON	1,000.00	Council/Conseil
Big Brothers Big Sisters - Bowl for Kids Sake	Summerside	300.00	Bob/Marc
Kingston Elite Cheerleading	Kingston ON	300.00	Bob/Marc
Total spent / Total dépensé		1,600.00
Balance - UTE / Solde SEI		16,400.00
Presidents' Use / A l'usage du président		2,000.00
The Mission - Help with Christmas dinners	Ottawa
The Ottawa Food Bank - In lieu of Christmas cards	Ottawa
The Snowsuit Fund of Ottawa	Ottawa
Total spent / Total dépensé		0.00
Balance - President / Solde - Président		2,000.00
Total Balance - Donations - UTE and President /
Solde total - Dons - SEI et Président		18,400.00
Extraordinary Donations from Surplus /
Dons Extraordinaires provenant du surplus		5,000.00
Total spent from surplus / Total dépensé du surplus		0.00

GRIEVANCES:

Since our last Executive Council meeting, the National Office received fifty-six (56) grievances, other than classification.

During the same period, seventy-two (72) grievances were presented dealing with a variety of issues, including mostly hours of work. In this quarter, we received twenty-seven (27) grievance replies from CRA, one (1) of which was allowed and twenty-six (26) were denied. Two (2) grievances were withdrawn by the grievor and/or UTE and two were settled by Memorandum of Understanding.

OPENED INVENTORY	REC’D	TO BE PRESENTED	AWAITING REPLY	ADJ.	CLOSED
Nov. 96 – Nov 18/11	4852			36	4816
Nov 19/11 – Feb 21/12	43			2	41
Feb 22/12 – May 18/12	12			1	11
May 21/12 – Aug 31/12	32			6	26
Sept 3/12 – Nov 16/12	41			3	38
Nov 19/12 – March 5/13	33	1¹		1	31
March 6/13 – May 24/13	29			2	27
May 27/13 – Sept 11/13	43			15	28
Sept 12/13 – Nov 19/13	14			7	7
Nov 20/13 - Mar 6/14	24			7	17
Mar 7/14 – May 21/14	41			6	35
May 22/14 – Sept 11/14	46			6	40
Sept 12/14 – Nov 26/14	70			11	59
Nov 27/14 – Mar 04/15	39			5	34
Mar 5/15 – May 27/15	38			7	31
May 28/15 – Sept 3/15	58		1²	16	41
Sept 4/15 – Nov 24/15	479*	61³	52⁴	27	339
Nov 25/15 – Feb 23/16	72	6⁵		4	62
Feb 24/16 – May 25/16	235	9⁶	3⁷	12	211
May 26/16 – Sept 7/16	39	12		8	19
Sept 8/16 – Nov 22/16	57	34	11	3	9
Nov 23/16 – Feb 21/17	56	53	2		1

Grievance held in abeyance at request of PSAC pending judicial review of WSIB appeal. Grievances still awaiting information from ATIP. Complaint will be filed with the Privacy Commissioner.
Grievance recently presented. Awaiting reply.
Fifty-one (51) of these grievances are related to hours of work and 10 are related to PSTAR. Discussions are ongoing with the CRA before the grievances are presented.
Hours of work grievances presented on February 3rd, 2017.
Two grievances are being held in abeyance at the grievor’s request pending a CHRC complaint. The remaining 4 grievances are pending due to settlement discussions with the employer.
Two grievances are held in abeyance at the request of grievor and legal counsel pending the grievor’s criminal trial. Three other grievances are held in abeyance pending the completion of an MOA that will exist until Sept 2017. Two grievances are pending settlement discussions and two are held in abeyance at the request of the grievor.
Grievances settled, but will not be withdrawn until all terms of the agreement have been affected.

There are presently one hundred and seventy-six (176) grievances in the National Office inventory which have not yet been presented at the Final Level. Included in this number are fifty-three (53) grievances dealing with Hours of Work, ten (10) with PSTAR and twenty (20) with Article 19.

As has been previously mentioned, with respect to the 10 PSTAR grievances, we have recently concluded a Memorandum of Settlement and these grievances will be withdrawn when the terms of the settlement are implemented.

POLICY GRIEVANCE

There were no new policy grievances filed during this period.

CLASSIFICATION GRIEVANCES

We did not receive any new classification grievances received during this quarter.

OPENED INVENTORY	REC’D	CLOSED	OUTSTANDING
Jun 04/00 – June 1/10	535	535
June 1/10 – Feb 28/11	4	4
March 1/11 – March 6/14	6	6
March 7/14 – May 21/14	1	1
May 22/14 – Nov 25/15	0
Nov 25/15 – Feb 23/16	1		1
Feb 24/16 – May 25/16	14		12
May 26/16 - Sept 7/16	0
Sept 8/16 – Nov 22/16	0
Nov 23/16 – Feb 21/17	0

INDEPENDENT THIRD PARTY REVIEWS (ITPRs)

During this quarter, the National Office did not present any ITPRs. Also, during this quarter five new ITPRs were received in the National Office concerning staffing, all of which require representation by the National Office.

CRA POLICY REVIEW GRIEVANCES

Currently there is one CRA Policy Grievance in our inventory which has yet to be presented.

February 21, 2017

President’s Itinerary
MARCH 2017

NOVEMBER

15                    Special PSAC NBoD Meeting                    Ottawa
22                    AGM Local 00015                                        Kitchener
23-24              AGM Local 80003                                        Halifax
28                    Decorating UTE Tree of Hope                   Ottawa

DECEMBER

4-9                  Executive Council Meeting                        Ottawa
15                    Staff Christmas Lunch                                Ottawa
20                    AEU Negotiations                                        Ottawa
20                    Convention Hotel Site Visit                        Ottawa

JANUARY

16                    PSAC Internal Pay Equity Meeting           Ottawa
19                    PSAC Internal Pay Equity Meeting           Ottawa
23-24              AGM Local 20002                                        Prince George
25-27              AGM Local 20050                                        Burnaby Fraser

FEBRUARY

2-3                  AGM Local 00020                                        Thunder Bay
7-8                  AGM Local 00014                                        Hamilton
9-10                AGM Local 00016                                        St. Catharines

MEMBERSHIP	JANUARY / JANVIER 2017
	FULL	RAND	SUSPENDED	TOTAL
			SUSPENDUS
ATLANTIC REGION / RÉGION DE L'ATLANTIQUE
Saint John (60005)	314			314
Bathurst (60006)	84			84
Moncton (60008)	86	1		87
Halifax (80003)	297			297
Sydney (80004)	97			97
St. John's T.C. / C.F. de St. John's (90000)	570	13		583
St. John's T.S.O. / St. John's B.S.F. (90001)	378	5		383
Charlottetown (90002)	119			119
Summerside (90006)	842	2	2	846
	2787	21	2	2810
QUEBEC REGION / RÉGION DE QUÉBEC
Jonquière (10004)	526	1		527
Shawinigan South / Shawinigan-Sud (10005)	1006			1006
Québec (10006)	258			258
Trois-Rivières (10027)	44	1		45
Chicoutimi (10110)	79			79
	1913	2	0	1915
MONTREAL REGION / RÉGION DE MONTRÉAL
Sherbrooke (10007)	77			77
Montréal (10008)	816	9		825
Rouyn-Noranda (10009)	31			31
Montérégie South Shore / Montérégie Rive Sud (10017)	153	1		154
Laval (10028)	258	5		263
Outaouais (70035)	62	2	1	65
	1397	17	1	1415
NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION / RÉGION DE LA CAPITALE NATIONALE
Ottawa Headquarters / Administration centrale d'Ottawa (70000)	2287	55	12	2354
Ottawa East / Ottawa-Est (70001)	476	22	8	506
Ottawa Centre / Ottawa Centre (70004)	438	23	11	472
Ottawa I.T.S.O. / B.S.I.O. d'Ottawa (70009)	281	20	5	306
Ottawa T.S.O. / B.S.F. d'Ottawa (70010)	332	14		346
Ottawa Technology Centre / Centre de technologie d'Ottawa (70030)	1218	80	4	1302
	5032	214	40	5286
NORTHERN & EASTERN ONTARIO REGION / RÉGION DU NORD ET DU SUD DE L'ONTARIO
Peterborough (00008)	74			74
Kingston (00011)	77			77
Belleville (00012)	131	1		132
Thunder Bay (00020)	86			86
Sudbury T.C. / C.F. de Sudbury (00042)	1519	31	1	1551
	1887	32	1	1920
SOUTHWESTERN ONTARIO REGION / RÉGION DU SUD-OUEST DE L'ONTARIO
Hamilton (00014)	641	4	1	646
Kitchener (00015)	302			302
St. Catharines (00016)	177			177
London (00017)	327			327
Windsor (00018)	180			180
	1627	4	1	1632
GREATER TORONTO REGION / RÉGION DU GRAND TORONTO
Toronto East / Toronto-Est (00001)	626	15		641
Toronto Centre / Toronto Centre (00013)	864	27		891
Toronto North / Toronto-Nord (00048)	564	16	6	586
Toronto West / Toronto-Ouest (00051)	453	1	1	455
Barrie (00052)	96	1	1	98
	2603	60	8	2671
PRAIRIE REGION / RÉGION DES PRAIRIES
Regina (40022)	140	2	1	143
Winnipeg (50021)	437	4		441
Winnipeg T.C. / C.F. de Winnipeg (50031)	1280	10		1290
Winnipeg C.C.S.C. / C.A.S.R. de Winnipeg (50032)	141	4		145
	1998	20	1	2019
ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGION / RÉGION DES MONTAGNE ROCHEUSES
Calgary Call Centre / Centre d'appels de Calgary (30022)	286	6		292
Calgary (30024)	412	14	1	427
Edmonton (30025)	705	2	4	711
Lethbridge (30027)	36			36
Saskatoon (40023)	214			214
	1653	22	5	1680
PACIFIC REGION / RÉGION DU PACIFIQUE
Prince George (20002)	98	3		101
Kelowna (20003)	60			60
Fraser Valley T.S.O. / B.S.F. de Fraser Valley (20007)	604			604
Penticton (20026)	226			226
Vancouver (20027)	642	7	1	650
Victoria (20028)	261			261
Surrey T.C. / C.F. de Surrey (20029)	781	48		829
Pacific Region Call Centre / Centre d'appels de la région du Pacifique (20050)	335	13		348
	3007	71	1	3079
Unallotted	82	809	0	891
	23986	1272	60	25318

Respectfully submitted,

Bob Campbell
National President

Report of the President - Executive Council

Bob Campbell - Item 6

WEB/COMMUNICATIONS:

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY:

NON UTE EVENTS :

NON UTE EVENTS :

DONATIONS / SPONSORSHIPS :

DONATIONS / SPONSORSHIPS :

GRIEVANCES:

POLICY GRIEVANCE

CLASSIFICATION GRIEVANCES

INDEPENDENT THIRD PARTY REVIEWS (ITPRs)

CRA POLICY REVIEW GRIEVANCES

President’s Itinerary MARCH 2017

President’s Itinerary
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