For veterans in similar circumstances, should the date of their application for compensation be a factor in determining whether they're treated equitably?
Yes, of course, the date is when the compensation would start. Of course, it's very important and very appropriate.
Now we will proceed to Mr. Lloyd.
Thank you, Mr. Chair. Retired Major Mark Campbell in my riding of Sturgeon RiverParkland lost both legs in the line of duty in Afghanistan. He is an avid sport shooter, but understandably, due to his disability, he is very limited in the kinds of firearms he can use, and all of these firearms have now been banned under the Liberal OIC. My question to the Minister of Public Safety is this: Did their department do a legal analysis and consider the section 15 charter rights of disabled Canadians not to be discriminated against when they passed their OIC?