So once the government started on this slippery slope of saying “special duty areas”, then what you did was create a situation for people who served in Canada only, gave tremendous service, may have had a similar kind of accident, but the guy in Canada had to prove that his accident arose out of and was directly connected with service, whereas for the cook, say, in the Gaza Strip, there was no test.
Une fois que le gouvernement s'est engagé sur cette pente glissante des «zones de service spécial», les militaires qui servaient seulement au Canada, même s'ils rendaient d'excellents services, devaient prouver que tout accident similaire était relié à son service militaire ou en résultait.