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C A S L CH DECK LI ST3 Steps to CALL Compliance The Canadian AntiSpam Legislation (CALL) will be enforced starting on July 1, 2014, and is applicable to anyone who makes use of commercial electronic

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How to fill out CASL:

1. Start by understanding the purpose of CASL (Canadian Anti-Spam Legislation). It is a law designed to regulate commercial electronic messages (CEMs), including email, text messages, and social media messages.
2. Determine if you are a business or organization that sends CEMs. CASL applies to anyone who sends CEMs, including marketers, non-profit organizations, and individuals, as long as they are sending messages for commercial purposes.
3. Collect consent from recipients before sending CEMs. CASL requires businesses to obtain explicit consent from recipients before sending commercial messages. Consent can be obtained through various methods, such as online forms, check boxes, or verbal requests.
4. Provide clear and concise identification information. CASL mandates that each CEM must clearly identify the sender and provide contact information. This information should be easily accessible and prominently displayed in the message.
5. Include an unsubscribe mechanism. Make sure every CEM you send includes a clear and easy way for recipients to unsubscribe from receiving further messages. CASL requires that the unsubscribe mechanism is functional for at least 60 days after the message is sent.

Who needs CASL?

1. Businesses and organizations that send commercial electronic messages (CEMs) to recipients in Canada need to comply with CASL.
2. Marketers who use email marketing campaigns to promote their products or services must adhere to CASL's regulations.
3. Non-profit organizations that send CEMs to solicit donations or engage with their supporters need to ensure they comply with CASL.
4. Individuals who send CEMs for commercial purposes, such as freelancers or self-employed professionals, also fall under the requirements of CASL.

Remember, it is important to consult with legal professionals to fully understand and comply with the specific requirements of CASL for your business or organization.

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What is c a s l?

CASL stands for Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation, a law that regulates commercial electronic messages.

Who is required to file c a s l?

Any individual or organization that sends commercial electronic messages is required to comply with CASL.

How to fill out c a s l?

To fill out CASL, you must ensure that your electronic messages comply with the requirements of the legislation, including obtaining consent from recipients.

What is the purpose of c a s l?

The purpose of CASL is to combat spam, malware, and other online threats by regulating commercial electronic messages.

What information must be reported on c a s l?

CASL requires certain information to be included in commercial electronic messages, such as contact information and a mechanism for recipients to unsubscribe.