Per Article 8. Duty to Maintain Confidentiality. RCIC Code of Professional Ethics, Onvision Canada shall hold in strict confidence, at all times, all information concerning the personal and business affairs of a client, and shall not disclose such information unless the disclosure is expressly or impliedly authorized by the client, required by a Canadian court or required by a statute or regulation of Canada, or the member has a bona fide belief that the disclosure is required by a provincial law. Onvision Canada shall preserve the confidentiality of the client’s information indefinitely, even after the member has finished acting for the client. Onvision Canada will take all the reasonable steps to ensure the privacy and safekeeping of the client’s confidential information. Onvision Canada will not disclose the fact of having been consulted or retained by a person unless the nature of the matter requires such disclosures or is authorized by the client. The client stays anonymous.
Onvision Canada can and will never guarantee the approval of an application as the final decision is always in the hands of the Federal Government of Canada. Onvision Canada also does not have any influential power over any decisions being made nor has any affiliation with any government officials or any other party. Per Article 10. The Member as Advocate. RCIC Code of Professional Ethics, when acting as the client’s advocate before government officials or the IRB, Onvision Canada will present the client’s case firmly and persuasively and within the limits of the law, while treating the IRB members, the minister, officers and other parties with courtesy and respect.
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