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excellent point and one that many candidates and incumbent board directors skirt, not wanting to offend CIRA. Cowering! It is a matter of law – the CNPA – allows it but CIRA creates barriers. Who believes that it should cost $500 to provide an extract from software that has that feature built in. It should take 5 minutes, maybe? CIRA has provided that list free of charge for 25 years so why now the change?
By the way I offered to give a $500 donation to charity and show the tax receipt (produced at no cost by a charity) to get that list. CIRA did not reply. Nonetheless proof positive that it has nothing to do with cost recovery but yet again, another measure to stifle access, contrary to law and democratic artic of participation