We have access to a new peer review thanks to the ATIP prowess of Andrew Koltun.
This one is for the Automation Tools on Privately Sponsored Refugee Applications
Automation Tools on Privately Sponsored Refugee Applications
The Automation Tools on Privately Sponsored Refugee Appliations – Peer review completed GACHere is the Google Docs link for those who are looking on their cellphones and cannot see the preview.
While I am still reviewing (and incorporating this into a presentation I am giving on Friday), my initial thoughts are that this is consistent with my concern of pro forma peer review summaries being provided by IRCC as part of the AIA process. On behalf of AIMICI, I wrote a brief earlier this week today where I raised that as public stakeholders we would like to see what Global Affairs Canada actually said, rather than what IRCC’s summary was.
This is probably the most favourable (with almost no criticism) peer review I have read to date.
