Mathew has secured employment under the intra-company transfer category. It has been specified on the work permit that he is permitted to work for XYZ Inc. in Edmonton, Alberta, as an application developer, as per the letter from the company. Mathew is upset, as he would like to work for another company after work and make some extra money. Has the officer acted within the boundaries of his authority imposing these conditions on the work permit? Select one: Yes, the officer is authorized to do so. No, this would go against the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. As a permanent resident, Mathew is free to work wherever he wishes. Yes, the officer has the right to question why a permanent resident is landing in a different province than the one that has nominated him