No, because technically family members are not covered under National Defence policy. They would only be covered if it was judged necessary, I believe, for the treatment of the member, but family members are not covered other than that.
Auditor General of Canada, Office of the Auditor General of Canada
No, because technically family members are not covered under National Defence policy. They would only be covered if it was judged necessary, I believe, for the treatment of the member, but family members are not covered other than that.
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