Submissions and Resolutions

In response to a consultation paper dated May 12, 2014, the CBA gives input on proposed new non-residency unlocking rules under the Saskatchewan Pension Benefits Act, 1992 and its regulations.

The CBA seeks clarification of the Canada Revenue Agency’s different interpretations of the 10% rule under the Pension Benefit Standards Act and Income Tax Act investment rules.

The CBA comments on the draft Policy Advisory on Longevity Insurance and Longevity Swaps (Draft Advisory).

Letter to Superintendent of Financial Institutions Canada

The CBA comments on the consultation paper on Pooled Registered Pension Plans issued by the Financial and Consumer Affairs Authority of Saskatchewan (FCAA).

WHEREAS pension coverage and retirement savings adequacy are important issues for Canadians and Canadian governments, as illustrated by recent work on pension reform by the federal and several provincial governments

Submission to Quebec Commission des finances publiques

The CBA remain of the opinion that Bill C-377 is fundamentally flawed and triggers serious concerns from a privacy, constitutional and pensions law perspective.

WHEREAS encouraging saving for retirement through pension plans is an important national issue, of concern to federal, provincial and territorial governments, public policy organizations and the public

The CBA opposes the Bill C-377 because it is fundamentally flawed and contains serious concerns from a privacy, constitutional and pensions law perspective.