Business of Supply  Madam Speaker, I welcome the opportunity to rise in the House today to speak to this motion and our recent efforts to ensure veterans and their families receive the respect, support, care and economic opportunities they deserve as they transition to a post-military life. While m

Veterans Affairs  Mr. Speaker, for privacy reasons, we cannot comment on this case. However, the minister has asked the department to investigate and find out how the decision was made.

Veterans Affairs  Mr. Speaker, I cannot comment on the details of this case because, of course, a veteran is involved. I should not have to remind the members opposite that their sharing of personal medical information of veterans for political gain is doubly the reason that we must protect vetera

Veterans Affairs  Mr. Speaker, as I have stated in the House before, at the centre of this case is a veteran. I will not back down from protecting the rights of a veteran and a veteran's family and their right to privacy in this case. I have asked my officials to go back to find out how the decisi

Veterans Affairs  Mr. Speaker, as I said before, I share the outrage of the hon. member and many members of the House. I cannot comment on the specifics of this case because it also involves a veteran. This case involves a veteran whose privacy I must protect. I have asked officials to go back

Veterans Affairs  Mr. Speaker, once again, I will return when my officials have come back and told me exactly how this happened.

Veterans Affairs  Mr. Speaker, we are all keeping officer Campbell's family in our hearts. For privacy reasons, we cannot comment on this case. However, the minister has asked the department to investigate and find out how the decision was made.

Veterans Affairs  Mr. Speaker, I have asked the department to get back to me with a review of the decision.

Veterans Affairs  Mr. Speaker, out of respect for the family of Constable Campbell, can we simply let this debate rest for now? I have asked my officials to review the decision. I have asked them to get back to me. Can we please let it rest there?

Veterans Affairs  Mr. Speaker, once again, I have asked my officials to go back to review the judgment and to come back to me with that review.

Veterans Affairs  Mr. Speaker, once again, I will say that there are many of us who are uncomfortable with the decision that was made. One thing I will not back down on, though, and I do believe firmly in, is that we will look after not just the veteran but the family members of the veteran. In t

Veterans Affairs  Mr. Speaker, my answer stands, but let me take advantage of this opportunity because there was something that came out in this story about PTSD, that this was depriving people with PTSD of their right to get treatment. Let me assure the House that is never the case. If people r

Veterans Affairs  Mr. Speaker, there are privacy issues around this case and I am not going to take it any further.

Veterans Affairs  Mr. Speaker, our hearts go out to the family of Constable Campbell. I always have to say this and I never like saying it, but it is important. For privacy reasons, I cannot get into the case. However, I made it very clear, and I think many people in this House made it very clear

Veterans Affairs  Mr. Speaker, we will ensure that veterans receive all the benefits they have earned. In fact, it is our top priority. As I said yesterday, our benefits are demand-driven, and so whether it is 10 or 10,000, we will always make sure that eligible veterans come forward and they wil