The Temporary Employment Authorization Scheme replaced the West Indian Domestic Scheme between 1973 and 1981. As a result domestic worker employment, as well as immigration rules, became less rigorous.

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The Temporary Employment Authorization Scheme did not replace the West Indian Domestic Scheme; instead, it was the Canadian Seasonal Agricultural Workers Program that was introduced to allow for temporary workers, primarily in agriculture, not domestic work. The West Indian Domestic Scheme specifically targeted domestic workers and had its own set of regulations and criteria.

The Temporary Employment Authorization Scheme Replaced the West Indian Domestic