Bester said it’s notable for two reasons. Firstly, it implies the bureau believes there’s merit to the complaints against RBC and Pathways Alliance. The second is that by getting the feds to amend the act to apply deceptive marketing provisions to more general statements rather than just products or services, the bureau is likely attempting to pre-empt the tribunal narrowly interpreting the rules.

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