I think you're getting very close to the core of some of the issues we have when we talk about eligibility: who's in and who's out of the club. Look, this country handles billions and billions of dollars from the taxpayer every year on trust. You file your income tax. We send you a refund cheque or you send us a cheque, and there may be an audit at some point in time.
What if we took the same type of philosophy and applied it veterans? You're in. You got ill or injured? You're in, but remember the government holds the right to audit. I think we could do away with the noise on the front. I'm sure there are malingerers in every system and every part of society. There will be those who'll try to work the system, but by building a system to catch those, we're locking out all the people who legitimately deserve access to these benefits and services.
For the soldiers who we trust the most, why couldn't we have a CRA program? You file your application. You get your benefits and services. The government holds the right to audit at any point in time. There is trust.