My Lords, I support the thrust of this probing amendment. Clearly there are enormous differences between trying to deal with people who are still in the services and may be suffering from mental illness and those who have become veterans and, maybe many years later, develop or show symptoms of mental illness. How does that get related to their time in service? There are a number of other practical points that I think have been very well made. I would like to put on the record that I am for this in principle but I can see that there are many difficulties. No doubt the Minister will have a chance to tell us about them.
Armed Forces Bill
Proceeding contribution from
Lord Craig of Radley
(Crossbench)
in the House of Lords on Tuesday, 1 March 2016.
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Committee proceeding on Armed Forces Bill.
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