New Procedures to obtain the compensation due to possible contamination by depleted uranium. The framework of legislation and 'changed' cause - as pointed out by the President of the Commission of Inquiry, Costa - the Foreign and Defense of the House approved an amendment to Article 5 of Decree 228 of extension of the missions of international peace, which directly affects the issue of compensation for staff affected by pathogens.
The new provision - according to Coast - simplifies and streamlines the process of allocation of benefits provided by law to military personnel and civilians who contract serious diseases as a result of participation in the missions themselves. It then makes it possible - as pointed out by Costa, a number of parliamentarians and personalities' who participated in the hearings - to overcome the constraints imposed by current legislation especially for the demonstration of a causal link 'between exposure to depleted uranium and the onset of the disease in relation to' investigation of the cause of service.
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