Advancing Insolvency & Restructuring Law: Policy Reform Committee
Advocacy has been a strategy priority and pillar of the IIC since its foundation in 1990. The IIC, then and now, remains committed to the improvement of commercial restructuring and insolvency practice through its members’ expertise and thought leadership.
The Policy Reform Committee (PRC) is comprised of member representatives from regions across Canada who are committed to working with key government departments, commercial court liaison committees and other compatible restructuring and insolvency organizations.
The PRC’s mandate is toproactively liaise with the government on emerging issues in commercial restructuring and insolvency law and practice, seek opportunities to consult on proposed legislative responses and reform, and advocate for the continuous development and improvement of commercial restructuring laws and practices.
The PRC meets regularly with government policy and law makers on emerging issues and trends, upcoming cases of interest, and the interpretation of current legislation in the courts.
The committee also responds to government requests for feedback and insight on policy reforms, including submissions on legislative amendments and revisions, and makes recommendations to the Board of Directors on actions and positions.
This has included, among others, positions and submissions related to the following:
The PRC welcomes submissions to bring proposed or pending legislative amendments and enactments to the attention of the IIC.
All submissions will be reviewed by the PRC and a recommendation will be made to the IIC Board of Directors.
Please fill out the online submission form below. You can also download the IIC Policy / Legislation Submission Form (PDF) and email it with any corresponding documentation to the IIC.
IIC POLICY / LEGISLATION SUBMISSION FORM
Proposed or Pending Legislative Amendments and Enactments upon which it is Submitted that the IIC should Comment