George, when you are not MOC trained but have BMQ/SQ , you are semi-skilled, therefor you would not be treated as a untrained person off the street. Even if there is a new process in place, what the member is doing is just what a CT means, transferring components, from the Reserve to the Reg Force. I know about the new CT process, you asked me which process I used and I told you. I don`t see how that changes the fact that a semi-skilled reservist can do a CT to the Reg Force.
As per ref http://hr.dwan.dnd.ca/docs/instruction/instructions/engraph/pdf/CF_Mil_Pers_Instr_03_08_e.pdf
2.4 Definition of
Component
Transfer (CT)
Component Transfer (CT) is defined as the administrative process by which
a CF member voluntarily changes components with no break in service and
remains a member of the CF.
CT is characterized as follows:
· it continues service because it does not involve release from the CF;
· it is an administrative process that facilitates the transfer from one
component into another component;
· the member must consent; and
· the member must be accounted for on the gaining component’s
establishment.
And entry reqs:
3.1 Member
Eligibility
All currently serving officers and non-commissioned members of the CF are
eligible to apply for CT if the member is eligible for release under one of the
items of the table to QR&O 15 article 15.01 (Release of Officers and Noncommissioned
Members), except for the following Release Items: 1, 2, 3a, in
some conditions 3b, 5d, 5e, and 5f (refer to Table 4 for details). Overall, to be
eligible members must:
· meet the minimum DMP POL MOSID Entry Standards for the
target occupation(s);
· meet the medical standards for the target occupation(s) IAW A-MD-
154-000/FP-000;
· not be subject to a restriction on a right to release as a result of,
QR&O articles 15.07, 15.071, and 15.075, or
· signed Statement of Understanding; and
· have a current Reliability Status (RS).
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