কানাডায় বন্ধ হয়ে গেল ফ্ল্যাগ পুলিং।No longer Flagpoling Canada ।PGWP Canada। Habibur Rahman RCIC

কানাডায় বন্ধ হয়ে গেলো ফ্ল্যাগ পুলিং : No longer Flagpoling in Canada : PGWD Applicants Canada
Habibur Rahman , RCIC
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Canada closed flag pooling for Post-Graduation Work Permits (PGWPs) on June 21, 2024. Flagpoling allowed international students to leave Canada and re-enter to apply for a PGWP at the port of entry, bypassing the online application process. Here's why Canada closed it:
Reduced Fairness: It gave an unfair advantage to those who flagpooled over those who applied online through the standard process.
Strained Resources: Processing flagpoling applications took up significant resources at the border, delaying other travelers and commercial goods.
Focus on Efficiency: The government aims to improve online processing times and create a more efficient system.
If you're interested in learning more, you can check out the official Canadian government website [Canada PGWP flagpooling].
In the context of Canadian Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) Wine Development (PGWD), "flag polling" is a term that doesn't have a widely recognized definition within public or governmental documentation. However, it might refer to a specific practice or technique used within the industry.
Generally, flag polling in various contexts can mean conducting informal surveys or checks to gauge opinions, trends, or status. In the wine industry, and specifically related to PGWD in Canada, it could potentially refer to a method of monitoring and assessing the quality, compliance, and market reception of PGI wines.
Protected Geographical Indication is a status given to certain products which have a specific geographical origin and possess qualities or a reputation that are due to that origin. PGI status is important for marketing and protecting the uniqueness of products like wine.
If "flag polling" is indeed used in this context, it could involve:
1. **Quality Assessment**: Periodic checks on wine quality to ensure compliance with PGI standards.
2. **Market Analysis**: Gathering data on consumer preferences and market trends related to PGI wines.
3. **Regulatory Compliance**: Ensuring that producers adhere to the regulations set forth for PGI certification.
To gain a precise understanding, further clarification from industry-specific documents or direct inquiry with Canadian wine regulatory bodies would be necessary.