If you didn’t learn from how the Canadian government treated anybody involved in the Trucker protest, get your money OUT of Canada.
To accumulate social credits, you have to register through the non profit group(s) you volunteer for that must be registered with Tri County Cap. Then you keep track of your hours volunteering and turn in the info to Tri County Cap.
So far, this is volunteer drivers who deliver food to the elderly and poor, give rides to folks unable to drive, etc.
Since our snowmobile club is a 501C, I asked if we could register. Unfortunately that was at the start of C0vid, so the meeting with the Cap rep and us never happened. Will have to try again. Will also check on our Fish and Game club as a potential source for recording volunteer hours.
I look at social credits as a good and bad thing. It opens the door for more tyranny. On the other hand, very few volunteer to clear brush, put up and take down trail signs in our snowmobile club.
Maybe the social credit thing would help get a few folks out to help.
Ditto mowing and clearing brush on the sh00ting range.
Needing a high social credit score could motivate more to volunteer for New England Forest Rally and other events.
The reporting, documenting and record keeping has been going on for years in the USA. The use and enforcement part doesn't seem to be going yet. As so far the system is mostly documenting the volunteer hours of senior citizens (retirees), I imagine they will be impacted first.
Not enough volunteer hours? That debit or credit card is no good for food or fuel, etc.