Richard Burpee Hanson
National Government
Mr. HANSON (York-Sunbury):
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Mr. MACKENZIE (Vancouver Centre); Anyone in the committee would think that the Minister of Pensions and National Health was introducing something drastic, something new, something revolutionary, in this legislation. Except for the removal of restrictions in regard to persons who served in the great war which commenced in August, 1914, this provision is identical with the language which has been used in legislation in the last twenty-five years of parliament. It is identical with language which my hon. friend has supported time and again in the House of Commons and in committee.
Topic: VETERANS' AFFAIRS
Subtopic: ESTABLISHMENT OF DEPARTMENT TO DEAL WITH THE CARE, TREATMENT, TRAINING OR REESTABLISHMENT OF MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES
Subtopic: ESTABLISHMENT OF DEPARTMENT TO DEAL WITH THE CARE, TREATMENT, TRAINING OR REESTABLISHMENT OF MEMBERS OF THE ARMED FORCES