I appreciate your point of view with respect to what you have said. I respectfully suggest that they should have received compensation. There should be special allowances for items of that nature.
I gather from your comments that you're talking about RMC or CMR. My son is a graduate of RMC. He presently is a recipient of a Veterans Affairs pension for PTSD. My granddaughter is a second-year student at RMC. If she is injured in the obstacle course—and perhaps that's what you're referring to, where the gentleman received the injury, indicating that he was now a paraplegic—I feel that there should be some compensation.
These people signed up. They did not sign up to become injured. They did not sign up to become poverty-stricken the rest of their lives. It's certainly a sad set of circumstances.
I respectfully suggest there should be some allowances for matters of that nature, as opposed to being a recipient of the disability section of the Canadian pension plan, or things of that nature. There should be some compensation.