Issuance of Work Permits. If the Producer can demonstrate that the presence of such a person is necessary, the District Council, in its reasonable discretion, may issue a work permit to a non-Guild person, "Permittee". The Producer shall not engage such person to work on the Motion Picture until the Producer agrees to pay the work permit fee set out below, the District Council processes the request for a work permit and, if necessary, the person has been cleared by Human Resources and Social Development Canada. Work permits which are approved shall be issued promptly so as not to cause any delay in the filling of the Producer's personnel requirements. Permission may be granted to work for a period not to exceed the duration of the Motion Picture.
Issuance of Work Permits. If the Producer can demonstrate that the presence of such a person is necessary, the District Council, in its reasonable discretion, may issue a work permit to a non-Guild person, “Permittee”. The Producer shall not engage such person to work on the Motion Picture until the Producer submits an executed BAVRA (Schedule 7A), agrees to pay the work permit fee as set out in the applicable District Council Schedule, the Guild processes the request for a work permit and, if necessary, the person has been cleared by Human Resources and Social Development Canada (HRSDC). Work permits which are approved shall be issued promptly so as not to cause any delay in the xxxxxx of the Producer’s personnel requirements. Permission may be granted to work for a period not to exceed the duration of the Motion Picture.
Issuance of Work Permits. The parties agree that if the Producer can demonstrate that the presence of a non-Guild Member is necessary to the requirements of a Motion Picture, then the District Council may issue a work permit to a non-Guild Member on the following basis. In keeping with the past practice of each District Council, each permit request for a foreign worker will be considered carefully and in good faith and a permit will be granted when it is not unreasonable to do so. In the event that a permit request is denied, the District Council shall immediately and in writing advise the CMPA and the Producer. At this time the Producer will be advised of the appeal process. The District Council shall consider the appeal, if any, on an expeditious basis. Canadian Media Directors Guild of Canada Producers Association per per President and President CEO Directors Guild of Canada Directors Guild of Canada Alberta District Council Atlantic Regional Council per per Chair Chair Directors Guild of Canada Directors Guild of Canada – Ontario Manitoba District Council per per Chair Chair Directors Guild of Canada Saskatchewan District Council per Chair Letters of Understanding Core Agreement
