Consequently, subsection 37(2) is maintained and the one-year statute of limitation continues to apply, and I quote: (2) Where a person has received or obtained a benefit payment to which the person is not entitled, or a benefit payment in excess of the amount of that benefit payment or the excess amount, as the case may be, constitutes a debt due to Her Majesty and may be recovered in proceedings commenced (a) at any time, where
that person made a wilful misrepresentation or committed fraud for the purpose of receiving or obtaining that amount or excess amount; and (b) in any case where paragraph (a) does not apply, at any time before
...[+++]the end of the fiscal year immediately following the fiscal year in which that amount or excess amount was received or obtained.
Par conséquent, le paragraphe 37 (2) est maintenu et permet de conserver la prescription d'un an, et je cite: (2) Les montants de prestation versés indûment ou en excédent constituent des créances de Sa Majesté dont le recouvrement peut être poursuivi par une action: a) imprescriptible, s'il y a eu obtention ou réception par des moyens frauduleux ou grâce à une fausse déclaration délibérée; b) se prescrivant, dans les autres cas, par un an à compter de la fin de l'exercice de leur obtention ou réception.