1. Reba has been working as an immigration consultant for the past 6 months. ln the company she works for, the CEO asks all the RCICs to do 100 hours of volunteer work each year at a community centre. At one of these community centres, Reba was recently approached by Sara, who wanted advice regarding her refugee case. Reba soon noticed thah Sara doesn't have much financial resources and even struggles with basic expenses. As a result, she decided to represent her pro-bono and started all the research and paperwork required by the case without signing any agreement. Has Reba acted accordingly to the ICCRC rules and regulations? a. No, there should always be a written agreement. b, Yes, if there isn't any money involed, they don't need an agreement

c. No, she cannot take pro-bono cases without the council authorization d. Yes, she can decide when to have an agreement.

2. Assuming Reba joined the ICCRC on July 18th, how many CPD hours doesn't she need to have completed by the end of the year? A. 10hours B. 11 hours C. 16 hour D. 6 hours

3. Although Reba is based in Toronto, she soon notices that a lot of her clients want to immigrate to Quebec. As a member of the ICCRC, can Reba represent Quebec-bound clients? a. Yes, as long as she keeps her status as an RCIC. b. No, she needs to be a member of the MlDl and not the ICCRC. c. No, she needs to be a member of the ICCRC and MlDl. d. Yes, as long as she maintains her status as an RCIC and lives in Quebec.

4. lf Reba wants to refer clients to someone authorized to represent Quebec-bound clients, who can she refer these people to? a. An RCIC who speaks French. b. An RCIC who is a member of the MlDl. c. An RCIC who is a member of the MlDl as long as Reba does not receive a commission. d. She can represent these clients herself, so there is no need to refer them to someone else.