The non-binding decision made by a Canadian military tribunal could result in a flood of new lawsuits against the federal government and reopen a divisive debate over vaccine mandates, a legal expert says.
The non-binding decision made by a Canadian military tribunal could result in a flood of new lawsuits against the federal government and reopen a divisive debate over vaccine mandates, a legal expert says.
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That last point should be covered by the “without reasonable excuse” part of the same clause you quoted.
When did “Trump made my sniveling fear of icky needles into a brave political stance” become reasonable OR an excuse?
Never was.
No, it’s a defense for the CAF as to why they accommodated those who were unable to take the vaccine but not those who were unwilling.