SECTION 3 – OPERATION ALLOWANCES |
10.3.01 – GENERAL PROVISIONS |
(1) (Intent) The intent of the allowances and
benefits in this section is to assist a member on a
deployment. |
(2) (Remuneration paid by third party) If a third
party pays remuneration to a member, the
allowances and benefits to which the member is
entitled under this section are reduced in
accordance with CBI 10.2.11 (Remuneration
Paid by a Third Party). |
(3) (Variation of allowances and benefits) The
allowances and benefits may vary within the
same operation. |
(4) (Separation Expense) A member who is
entitled to receive allowances and benefits under
this section is not entitled to the allowances and
benefits under CBI 209.997 (Separation
Expense). |
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10.3.02 – ELIGIBLE MEMBERS |
(1) (Application) This section applies to a
member on a deployment and with respect to CBI
10.3.07 (Risk Allowance) also to a member on
temporary duty. |
(2) (Service couple) Each member of a service
couple is entitled to the allowances and benefits
at the unaccompanied rate, except that if there
are dependants residing with the service couple,
one member designated by the service couple, is
considered to be an accompanied member for
the purpose of calculating allowances and
benefits. |
(3) (Single member) A member who is not
married or in a common-law partnership, but has
one or more dependent student, is entitled to
allowances and benefits calculated on the
monthly amount at the appropriate accompanied
rate when the member is deployed as an
accompanied member. |
(4) (Member not entitled) For greater certainty,
a member who is on assignment is not entitled to
the allowances and benefits under this section. |
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10.3.03 – APPLICATION BY DEPLOYMENT STATUS |
(1) (Posting or attached posting) A member
who is posted or attached posted for a period of
more than 60 days on a deployment, is entitled to
the allowances and benefits under this section. |
(2) (Attached posted (temporary)) A member
who is attached posted (temporary) on a
deployment for a period of 14 to 60 days is
entitled to receive an allowance or benefit at a
daily rate not to exceed the monthly rate of the
allowances and benefits set out in:
(a) CBI 10.3.04 (Operations Foreign Service Premium);
(b) CBI 10.3.05 (Hardship Allowance);
(c) CBI 10.3.06 (Hardship Allowance Bonus); and
(d) CBI 10.3.07 (Risk Allowance).
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(3) (Temporary duty) A member who is on
temporary duty is only entitled to receive Risk
Allowance at a daily rate not to exceed the
monthly rate of the Risk Allowance under CBI
10.3.07, if such a rate exists for the post at which
the member is on temporary duty. |
(4) (Start and end of entitlement) Subject to
paragraph (5), the member’s entitlement to the
allowances and benefits under this section
commence on the date of arrival at the post and
cease on the date of the final departure from the
post, except that if a member is re-deployed and
does not return to Canada on leave at public
expense between deployments, entitlement
under this section continues. |
(5) (HMCS or allied ship) A member aboard an
HMCS or allied ship is only entitled to the
allowances and benefits under this section upon
the ship’s arrival in the theatre of operations. |
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10.3.04 – OPERATIONS FOREIGN SERVICE PREMIUM |
(1) (Intent) The Operations Foreign Service Premium (OPS FSP) is an allowance payable to a member:
(a) in recognition of service on operations; and
(b) to cover expenses not specifically covered by other allowances and benefits.
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(2) (Annual OPS FSP Adjustments) The
OPS FSP is adjusted annually by the Director
Compensation and Benefits Administration
(DCBA), using the same percentage change, if
any, set by the Treasury Board. |
(3) (Amount of OPS FSP) The OPS FSP level is
paid at a monthly rate, for the status and
premium level that applies to the member, as
follows: |
OPERATIONS FOREIGN SERVICE PREMIUM (in Canadian dollars) |
LEVEL |
POINTS |
1 PERSON |
2 PERSONS |
3 PERSONS OR MORE |
1A |
0 to 6 |
611 |
765 |
894 |
1B |
7 to 12 |
662 |
835 |
980 |
1C |
13 to 18 |
713 |
906 |
1,066 |
1D |
19 to 24 |
765 |
977 |
1,153 |
2A |
25 to 30 |
816 |
1,047 |
1,239 |
2B |
31 to 36 |
850 |
1,094 |
1,297 |
2C |
37 to 42 |
884 |
1,141 |
1,355 |
2D |
43 to 48 |
918 |
1,188 |
1,412 |
2E |
49 to 54 |
952 |
1,235 |
1,470 |
2F |
55 to 60 |
986 |
1,282 |
1,527 |
3A |
61 to 66 |
1,021 |
1,329 |
1,585 |
3B |
67 to 72 |
1,034 |
1,345 |
1,608 |
3C |
73 to 78 |
1,048 |
1,361 |
1,632 |
3D |
79 to 84 |
1,062 |
1,378 |
1,655 |
3E |
85 to 90 |
1,076 |
1,394 |
1,678 |
3F |
91 to 96 |
1,089 |
1,410 |
1,701 |
4A |
97 to 102 |
1,103 |
1,426 |
1,724 |
4B |
103 to 108 |
1,117 |
1,448 |
1,748 |
4C |
109 to 114 |
1,130 |
1,469 |
1,771 |
4D |
115 to 120 |
1,144 |
1,491 |
1,794 |
4E |
121 to 126 |
1,157 |
1,512 |
1,817 |
4F |
127 to 132 |
1,171 |
1,534 |
1,841 |
5A |
133 to 138 |
1,185 |
1,555 |
1,864 |
5B |
139 to 144 |
1,198 |
1,574 |
1,887 |
5C |
145 to 150 |
1,212 |
1,593 |
1,910 |
5D |
151 to 156 |
1,226 |
1,612 |
1,932 |
5E |
157 to 162 |
1,240 |
1,631 |
1,955 |
5F |
163 to 168 |
1,253 |
1,650 |
1,978 |
6A |
169 or more |
1,267 |
1,669 |
2,001 |
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(4) (Point accumulation) Points are accumulated for service on operations at the rate of one point per calendar month of service. |
(5) (Calculation of points) For the purpose of calculating points under this instruction, a member is considered to have completed a month of service on operation where there is an entitlement to ten compensation days of OPS FSP in a calendar month, except that during a cross-posting on another deployment a member cannot accumulate credits on the basis of two periods of ten compensation days within the same calendar month. |
(6) (Partial months) Partial months are counted only during the first and last calendar months of a deployment. All other months are calculated from the first to the last day of a calendar month. |
(7) (Change In family size) If the member precedes the dependants to the post, or where a dependant or dependants precedes the member on departure from the post, the rate of OPS FSP is to be adjusted, if applicable, to reflect the actual family size at the post, effective the date of the change in family size at the post. |
(8) (Member absent from post) A member who is absent from the post in excess of 25 compensation days:
(a) continues to receive OPS FSP if the member is on temporary duty;
(b) for other than temporary duty and who has no dependants residing at the post, ceases to receive FSP on the 26th compensation day of the absence and resumes receiving OPS FSP on the first compensation day following the return of the member to the post; or
(c) for other than temporary duty and who has dependants residing at the post, will receive an adjusted OPS FSP payment to
reflect the family size residing at the post, commencing on the 26th compensation day of the absence, with the previous rate resuming on the first compensation day following the return of the member to the post.
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(9) (Medical or compassionate absence) A member who is absent from the post for an undetermined length of time for medical or compassionate reasons, ceases to receive OPS FSP on the 26th compensation day after the departure from the post or on the day it is determined that the member would not return to the post, whichever is earlier. |
(10) (Disciplinary absence) The payment of OPS FSP to a member who is absent from the post for disciplinary reasons ceases on the day of departure from the post and resumes on the day after the member’s return to the post. |
(11) (Dependant absent from post) If a dependant of a member in receipt of OPS FSP, other than a dependent student under CBI 10.3.02(3) (Single Member):
(a) is temporarily absent from the member's post for more than 25 compensation days, the OPS FSP will be adjusted to reflect the
family size residing at the post, commencing on the 26th compensation day of the absence, with the previous rate resuming on the first compensation day following the return of the dependant to the post; or
(b) is at the post for less than 25 compensation days from the commencement of the OPS FSP, the OPS FSP will be adjusted to reflect the family size from the day on which the dependant left the post.
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(12) (Points not interchangeable) Points accumulated under this instruction are not interchangeable with FSP points accumulated under CBI 10.14.02 (Foreign Service Premium). |
(13) (Points accumulated previously) Any points accumulated under section 12 of the Military Foreign Service Regulations are considered to be points accumulated under this instruction. |
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10.3.05 – HARDSHIP ALLOWANCE |
(1) (Intent) The intent of the Hardship Allowance (HA) is to compensate for the living conditions existing at a specific post. |
(2) (Levels of HA) There are seven levels of HA, from zero (no difference from a typical base standard) to six (very austere). The Chief of the Defence Staff approves the HA level for the post upon recommendation by the Departmental Hardship and Risk Committee. Once established, the HA Level is reviewed on a semi-annual basis or as required for each operation. |
(3) (Monthly rate) The rate of HA for each level is a percentage of the maximum total of the Post Differential Allowance (PDA), except for the PDA Bonus, payable under section 16 (Post Differential Allowance), as follows: |
HARDSHIP ALLOWANCE |
Level |
0 |
I |
II |
III |
IV |
V |
VI |
Percentage |
0 |
10 |
20 |
30 |
40 |
50 |
60 |
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(4) (Monthly rate - JTF2)The rate of HA for a member who is entitled to JTF2 allowance under CBI 205.385 in respect of Category of Service 2 or 3 is a percentage of the maximum total of PDA, except for the PDA Bonus, payable under section 16 (Post Differential Allowance), as follows:
HARDSHIP ALLOWANCE (JTF2 - CAT 2/3) |
Level |
0 |
I |
II |
III |
IV |
V |
VI |
Percentage |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
10 |
20 |
30 |
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(5) (Change In Family Size) If the member precedes the dependants to the post, or where a dependant or dependants precedes the member on departure from the post, the rate of HA is to be adjusted, if applicable, to reflect the actual family size at the post, effective the date of the change in family size at the post. |
(6) (Member absent from post) A member absent from the post in excess of 25 compensation days:
(a) who has no dependants residing at the post, ceases to receive the HA on the 26th compensation day of the absence and resumes receiving the HA on the first compensation day following the return of the member to the post; or
(b) who has dependants residing at the post, will receive an adjusted HA payment to reflect the family size residing at the post, commencing on the 26th compensation day of the absence, with the previous rate resuming on the first compensation day following the return of the member to the post.
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(7) (Medical or compassionate absence) a member who is absent from the post for an undetermined length of time for medical or compassionate reasons, ceases to receive HA on the 26th compensation day after the departure from the post or on the day it is determined that the member would not return to the post, whichever is earlier. |
(8) (Disciplinary absence) The payment of HA to a member who is absent from the post for disciplinary reasons ceases on the day of departure from the post and resumes on the day after the member’s return to the post. |
(9) (Location change) A member who is deployed to another post is entitled to the HA applicable to the new post commencing on the day following the member’s arrival at the post. |
(10) (Dependant absent from post) If a dependant of a member in receipt of the HA, other than a dependent student under CBI 10.3.02(3) (Single member):
(a) is temporarily absent from the member's post for more than 25 compensation days, the HA will be adjusted to reflect the family size residing at the post, commencing on the 26th compensation day of the absence, with the previous rate resuming on the first compensation day following the return of the dependant to the post; or
(b) is at the post for less than 25 compensation days from the commencement of the HA, the HA will be adjusted to reflect the family size from the day on which the dependant left the post. |
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10.3.06 – HARDSHIP ALLOWANCE BONUS |
(1) (Intent) The intent of the Hardship Allowance Bonus (HA Bonus) is to compensate a member for repeated deployments. |
(2) (Monthly rate) The rate of HA Bonus varies according to the member's length of service on operations. HA Bonus payable to a member is the monthly amount calculated as a percentage of the authorized HA level under CBI 10.3.05 (Hardship Allowance). |
(3) (Levels) The HA Bonus level to which a member is entitled is based on points accumulated for service on operations as follows: |
HARDSHIP ALLOWANCE BONUS |
POINTS |
Percentage |
POINTS |
Percentage |
0 to 6 |
0 |
91 to 96 |
160 |
7 to 12 |
20 |
97 to 102 |
170 |
13 to 18 |
30 |
103 to 108 |
180 |
19 to 24 |
40 |
109 to 114 |
190 |
25 to 30 |
50 |
115 to 120 |
200 |
31 to 36 |
60 |
121 to 126 |
210 |
37 to 42 |
70 |
127 to 132 |
220 |
43 to 48 |
80 |
133 to 138 |
230 |
49 to 54 |
90 |
139 to 144 |
240 |
55 to 60 |
100 |
145 to 150 |
250 |
61 to 66 |
110 |
151 to 156 |
260 |
67 to 72 |
120 |
157 to 162 |
270 |
73 to 78 |
130 |
163 to 168 |
280 |
79 to 84 |
140 |
169 or more |
290 |
85 to 90 |
150 |
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(4) (Point accumulation) Points are accumulated for service on operations at the rate of one point per calendar month of service. |
(5) (Calculation of points) For the purpose of calculating points under this instruction, a member is considered to have completed a month of service on operation where there is an entitlement to ten compensation days of HA Bonus in a calendar month, except that during a cross-posting to another deployment a member cannot accumulate credits on the basis of two periods of ten compensation days within the same calendar month. |
(6) (Partial months) Partial months are counted only during the first and last calendar months of a deployment. All other months are calculated from
the first to the last day of a calendar month. |
(7) (Adjustment) The HA Bonus is adjusted to reflect any adjustment made to the HA under CBI 10.3.05. |
(8) (Period of service not interchangeable)
Subject to CBI 10.16.03(3) (Concurrent use of period of service), any period of service for which a member was entitled to receive HA Bonus cannot be used for the purpose of calculating the Post Differential Allowance under section 16
(Post Differential Allowance). |
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10.3.07 – RISK ALLOWANCE |
(1) (Intent) The intent of the Risk Allowance (RA)
is to compensate for the risks associated with a specific post. |
(2) (Levels) There are five levels of RA, from
zero to four. The Chief of the Defence Staff approves the RA level upon recommendation by the Departmental Hardship and Risk Committee. Once established, the RA level is reviewed on a semi-annual basis or as required for each operation. |
(3) (Monthly rate) The rate of RA for each level is a percentage of the maximum total of the Post Differential Allowance (PDA), except for the PDA Bonus, payable under section 16 (Post Differential Allowance), as follows: |
RISK ALLOWANCE |
Level |
0 |
I |
II |
III |
IV |
Percentage |
0 |
10 |
20 |
30 |
40 |
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(4)
(Monthly rate – JTF2) The rate of RA for a member who is entitled to JTF2 allowance under CBI 205.385 is a percentage of the maximum total of PDA, except for the PDA Bonus, payable under section 16 (Post Differential Allowance), as follows:
RISK ALLOWANCE (JTF2 CAT 1/2) |
Level |
0 |
I |
II |
III |
IV |
Percentage |
0 |
0 |
10 |
20 |
30 |
RISK ALLOWANCE (JTF2 CAT 3) |
Level |
0 |
I |
II |
III |
IV |
Percentage |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
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(5) (Change In family size) If the member precedes the dependants to the post, or where a dependant or dependants precedes the member on departure from the post, the rate of RA is to be adjusted, if applicable, to reflect the actual family size at the post, effective the date of the change in family size at the post. |
(6) (Member absent from post) A member absent from the post in excess of 25 compensation days:
(a) who has no dependants residing at the post, ceases to receive the RA on the 26th compensation day of the absence and resumes receiving the RA on the first compensation day following the return of the member to the post; or
(b) who has dependants residing at the post, will receive an adjusted RA payment to reflect the family size residing at the post, commencing on the 26th compensation day of the absence, with the previous rate resuming
on the first compensation day following the return of the member to the post. |
(7) (Medical or compassionate absence) a member who is absent from the post for an undetermined length of time for medical or compassionate reasons, ceases to receive RA on the 26th compensation day after the departure from the post or on the day it is determined that the member would not return to the post, whichever is earlier. |
(8) (Disciplinary absence) The payment of RA to a member who is absent from the post for disciplinary reasons ceases on the day of departure from the post and resumes on the day after the member’s return to the post. |
(9) (Location change) A member who is deployed to another post is entitled to the RA applicable to the new post commencing on the day following the member’s arrival at the post. |
(10) (Dependant absent from post) If a dependant of a member in receipt of the RA, other than a dependent student under CBI 10.3.02(3) (Single member):
(a) is temporarily absent from the member's post for more than 25 compensation days, the RA will be adjusted to reflect the family size residing at the post, commencing on the 26th compensation day of the absence, with the previous rate resuming on the first compensation day following the return of the dependant to the post; or
(b) is at the post for less than 25 compensation days from the commencement of the RA, the RA will be adjusted to reflect the family size from the day on which the dependant left the post. |
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10.3.08 – ENVIRONMENTAL ALLOWANCES |
(1) (Allowances for designated positions) A
member who is entitled to an allowance under
CBI 10.3.05 (Hardship Allowance) or CBI 10.3.07
(Risk Allowance), unless the member occupies a
specific position on the operation designated by
the CDS, is not entitled to the allowances under
the following:
(a) CBI 205.30 (Paratroop Allowance);
(b) CBI 205.31 (Rescue Specialist Allowance);
(c) CBI 205.32 (Aircrew Allowance); and
(d) CBI 205.34 (Diving Allowance).
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(2) (Field Operations Allowance) A member
entitled to the allowances and benefits under this
section, is not entitled to the allowance under CBI
205.39 (Field Operations Allowance). |
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10.3.09 – POST-COMBAT REINTEGRATION ALLOWANCE |
(1) (Definitions) For the purpose of this
instruction:
(a) Combat operations are military
operations designated by the CDS where
the use or threatened use of force,
including lethal force, is essential to
impose will on the opponent or to
accomplish a mission; and
(b) Non-combat operations are military
operations where weapons may be
present, but their use or threatened use
is for self-protection purposes and not
otherwise essential to the
accomplishment of the mission. Noncombat
operations are normally peace
support or humanitarian operations.
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(2) (Intent) The intent of the Post-Combat
Reintegration Allowance (PCRA) is to assist a
member, who is deployed in a combat operation
if restricted from taking special leave and
therefore cannot utililize Home Leave Travel
Assistance (HLTA) under CBI 10.18, to
reintegrate with their families following
repatriation. |
(3) The granting of leave and the use of HLTA
is the first option to be considered to ensure the
well being of members deployed on combat
operations. |
(4) Unit or personal leave plans shall not be
based, changed or cancelled in consideration of
PCRA. Commanders and members shall only
use PCRA as a last resort. |
(5) (Application) Combat operations and noncombat
operations may occur during the same
mission. Combat operations may also change to
non-combat operations or vice versa.
Consequently, different allowances and benefits
may be authorized to different individuals on the
same mission. |
(6) (Entitlement) A member who is deployed on
a combat operation is entitled to PCRA if the
following conditions are met:
(a) the Chief of the Defence Staff (CDS), on
request of the Task Force Commander
responsible for the combat operation, directs
in writing that the granting of special leave in
accordance with DCDS Directives for
International Operations (DDIO) may be
restricted during the deployment due to the
operational tempo of the combat operation;
and
(b) the member was not granted special
leave in accordance with the DDIO; and
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(c) the member would normally have been
entitled to claim Home Leave Travel
Assistance under section 21 (Home Leave
Travel Assistance) if leave had been granted.
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(7) (PCRA rate) The PCRA rate, established by
the Director Compensation and Benefits
Administration, is the average cost of the most
economical return air fares for the most direct
flight between the post and Toronto, Ontario
based on a 60-day advanced booking. |
(8) (Amount of PCRA) A member who is
deployed on an operation:
(a) for a period of 120 consecutive days or
more is entitled to a PCRA equivalent to the
entire rate established under paragraph (7)
for the member’s post;
(b) for a period in of 90 consecutive days or
more but less than 120 consecutive days, is
entitled to a PCRA not to exceed 66% of the
rate established under paragraph (7) for the
member’s post;
(c) for a period in excess of 60 consecutive
days but less than 90 consecutive days, is
entitled to a PCRA not to exceed 33% of the
rate established under paragraph (7) for the
member’s post.
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(9) (Request for PCRA) Request for payment of
PCRA must be made by the member on form
CF 52 and certified by the member’s
commanding officer as follows:
"I certify that (member’s rank and name) was:
a. on combat operations in OP (name of
operation) in which the CDS directed that the
granting of special leave be restricted due to
the operational tempo of the combat
operations;
b. that the member was not granted special
leave in accordance with DDIO during the
period of deployment; and
c. that the member would have been entitled
to claim Home Leave Travel Assistance if
leave had been granted."
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(10) (Payment of PCRA) The PCRA is paid to
the member prior to the member's repatriation. |
(11) (Early repatriation) A member who is
repatriated early due to:
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(a) service reasons, is entitled, if the member
is deployed on an operation:
(i) for an expected period of 120
consecutive days or more, to a PCRA
equivalent to the entire rate established
under paragraph (7) for the member’s
post, provided that the member has
served a minimum of 120 consecutive
days at the post,
(ii) for an expected period of 90
consecutive days or more but less than
120 consecutive days, to a PCRA not to
exceed 66% of the rate established
under paragraph (7) for the member’s
post, provided that the member has
served a minimum of 90 consecutive
days at the post, or
(iii) for an expected period in excess of
60 consecutive days but less than 90
consecutive days, to a PCRA not to
exceed 33% of the rate established
under paragraph (7) for the member’s
post, provided that the member has
served a minimum of 61 consecutive
days at the post;
(b) compassionate or medical reasons, if the
member is deployed on an operation:
(i) for an expected period of 120
consecutive days or more, to a PCRA
equivalent to the entire rate established
under paragraph (7) for the member’s
post, provided that the member has
served a minimum of 120 accumulated
days at the post,
(ii) for an expected period of 90
consecutive days or more but less than
120 consecutive days, to a PCRA not to
exceed 66% of the rate established
under paragraph (7) for the member’s
post, provided that the member has
served a minimum of 90 accumulated
days at the post, or
(iii) for an expected period in excess of
60 consecutive days but less than 90
consecutive days, to a PCRA not to
exceed 33% of the rate established
under paragraph (7) for the member’s
post, provided that the member has
served a minimum of 61 accumulated
days at the post;
(c) disciplinary reasons, is not entitled to a
PCRA if the member is deployed on an
operation.
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(12) (Death) If a member dies while on an
operation, PCRA is to be credited to the
deceased member’s pay account, if the
conditions in paragraph (6) are been met. |
(13) (Review of leave restriction) The
restriction of leave is to be reviewed at the start
of each unit rotation. The TF Comd is to submit a
request to restrict leave, to the DCDS for review
and recommendation to the CDS. |
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10.3.10 – LEAVE DENIED DURING NONCOMBAT OPERATIONS |
Members on non-combat operations are not
eligible to receive PCRA. If leave is denied
during non-combat operations for strictly
operational reasons, the Task Force Commander
may request through the Chief Of Staff J3 (COS
J3), DCDS approval for special leave in
accordance with Annex F to Chapter 12 of the
DCDS Directions for International Operations
(DDIO). |
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10.3.11 – TRANSPORTATION ON SPECIAL LEAVE |
(1) (Entitlement to expenses) A member on
deployment proceeding to their home on special
leave granted under article 16.20 (Special Leave)
of the QR&O; is entitled to, prior to embarkation
for and after disembarkation from their
deployment, transportation, accommodation and
meals under the Canadian Forces Temporary
Duty Travel Instructions at public expense for that
portion of the journey made by the most direct
route to the member's home and return to the
member's place of duty. |
(2) (Leave transportation assistance) If a
member to whom paragraph (1) applies has
utilized Leave Transportation Assistance under
CBI 209.50 Leave transportation assistance,
there must be a minimum separation of three
months between assistance under CBI 209.50
and assistance under paragraph (1). |
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10.3.12 – TRANSPORTATION ASSISTANCE TO A REST AND RELAXATION CENTRE |
(1) (Intent) The intent of the Transportation
Assistance to a Rest and Relaxation Centre
(TARRC) is to assist a member on deployment to
travel to a Rest and Relaxation (R and R) Centre. |
(2) (Entitlement) A member who is deployed is
entitled to the TARRC once during each six
month period of service at a post if:
(a) the member is entitled to the allowances
and benefits under this section;
(b) the Chief of the Defence Staff (CDS) has
designated an R&R; Centre for that post; and
(c) the member is authorized by the
commanding officer to travel to the R&R;
Centre.
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(3) (Member’s obligation) A member who is
authorized to travel to the R&R; Centre must
remain at the R&R; Centre for the duration of the
authorized period. |
(4) (Amount) The amount of TARCC is the actual
transportation expenses incurred by the member
to a maximum of the return economy airfare
between the post and the R&R; Centre. |
(5) (Recovery of the TARCC) The TARCC is
recovered from a member who fails to complete
the period of service for which the TARCC was
paid unless, in the opinion of the CDS, the
reasons for non-completion of the required period
of service were beyond the control of the
member. |