Evidence of meeting #27 for Veterans Affairs in the 45th Parliament, 1st session. (The original version is on Parliament’s site, as are the minutes.) The winning word was complaints.
A recording is available from Parliament.
Liberal
Jill McKnight Liberal Delta, BC
Delivery in the best interest of veterans ensures that a continuum of care and access to support through rehabilitation remains available. That is in the best interest of veterans.
Liberal
Alana Hirtle Liberal Cumberland—Colchester, NS
Absolutely.
Would you describe the view that all or nothing is an accurate assessment of where the program and the delivery stand today?
Liberal
Alana Hirtle Liberal Cumberland—Colchester, NS
Do you believe that, while there are veterans who feel they aren't well served by the program, the responsible thing to do would be to identify where gaps exist and address them, rather than to presume the entire system is broken?
Liberal
Jill McKnight Liberal Delta, BC
As the evidence has shown, the program is not entirely broken. There are veterans who are having successful experiences, and there are veterans for whom the experience can be better. Now we can take this information, continue to improve the rehabilitation program and look at the delivery of the program to best meet the needs of veterans.
Liberal
The Chair Liberal Marie-France Lalonde
Madam Minister, thank you very much for being with us.
For those who are celebrating, I wish you all a happy Easter.
We're not going to see each other for approximately two weeks. Our next meeting will take place on Monday, April 13, 2026. We will resume our study on barriers to entrepreneurship among veterans.
Is it the will of the committee to adjourn the meeting?