Open miss-representation by the ICCRC

"Under the new College, we will continue to be the national self-regulatory organization for Canadian immigration and citizenship consultants and international student immigration advisors but will finally be provided with enhanced powers and tools for oversight, enforcement and investigation, and expanded authority to identify unauthorized (ghost) immigration and citizenship consultants and hold them responsible for their actions. This is a very important development and one that ICCRC has been working very closely with Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) over the last few months to achieve"

There is nothing in the Act granting such automatic status! There no such order or authorization by the members as per section 213 (3) to (5) of the CNFPA.

The proposed law is subject to an:

Application for continuance:
84 (1) The Council may if it is authorized to do so by its members in accordance with subsections 213(3) to (5) of the Canada Not-for-profit Corporations Act, apply to the Minister to be continued under this Act.
Approval of application:
(2) Unless an order has been made under section 86, after receiving an application made under subsection (1), the Minister must, by order, approve the continuance and specify a date of continuance.