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December 2nd, 2010Committee meeting
S/Sgt Murray Brown
Veterans Affairs committee Yes. You know, to an extent I was kidding with you, but I've made that reference so much that it usually gets a little laugh. The truth of it is that for our female members there's still a lot of ostracization over the fact that they're going to be away for a fixed period of ti
December 2nd, 2010Committee meeting
S/Sgt Murray Brown
Veterans Affairs committee We have, yes.
December 2nd, 2010Committee meeting
S/Sgt Murray Brown
Veterans Affairs committee Mr. Chair, just before I leave, I want to thank you very much for your patience.
December 2nd, 2010Committee meeting
S/Sgt Murray Brown
Veterans Affairs committee Yes, we are.
December 2nd, 2010Committee meeting
S/Sgt Murray Brown
Veterans Affairs committee Is there more time?
December 2nd, 2010Committee meeting
S/Sgt Murray Brown
Veterans Affairs committee I think that question is so important that I'd like to make this acknowledgement to you as well. When you look at the Mounted Police, most of our people live in the community they police. When they come home from work, either off shift or on shift, the door-knocks go from there u
December 2nd, 2010Committee meeting
S/Sgt Murray Brown
Veterans Affairs committee I believe there's capacity there, and we are there. I personally am one who would prefer to stay in the private sector. I'm confident in the resources that I have access to, and many are. I'm a referral agent and have been in the Mounted Police for a number of years. I have mad
December 2nd, 2010Committee meeting
S/Sgt Murray Brown
Veterans Affairs committee Your observations are exactly on the money. The difficulty is that if you were to look at the stats from Veterans Affairs, the point where you would see most of our people finally stepping up and saying they need some help is when they are beyond the age of 50. I'm going to sugge
December 2nd, 2010Committee meeting
S/Sgt Murray Brown
December 2nd, 2010Committee meeting
S/Sgt Murray Brown
Veterans Affairs committee VIP and chronic care would be two examples of those gaps. They're not medical, but they're clearly two examples. Members may be in need of in-home assistance as they get older and leave the force, but there is no in-home care for any member of the Mounted Police as it currently s
December 2nd, 2010Committee meeting
S/Sgt Murray Brown
Veterans Affairs committee From a medical point of view, the gaps would be that if you had ongoing dental or medical care not completed prior to your departure, you have three months after departure to have that looked after. If you don't, then the force, as a serving force, doesn't cover any other things
December 2nd, 2010Committee meeting
S/Sgt Murray Brown
Veterans Affairs committee That's correct.
December 2nd, 2010Committee meeting
S/Sgt Murray Brown
Veterans Affairs committee The clarity is not pure on that. Do we have RCMP members in OSI clinics? Yes, we do. The protocol has been an issue of discussion. I was also fortunate to be a member of the national mental health advisory committee. We have some members who are there and are very happy with it,
December 2nd, 2010Committee meeting
S/Sgt Murray Brown
Veterans Affairs committee There is, and you can enter that program. In fact, I believe there is work going on now to try to enhance it and simplify it and so on.
December 2nd, 2010Committee meeting
S/Sgt Murray Brown