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drummer in the irish guards, died when a roadside bomb exploded next to his lightly armoured snatch land rovernd rovers in afghanistan and iraq. colin fought a six—year legal battle against the ministry of defence, eventually winning the right at the supreme court to bring an action against the government under human rights law. three years later, that case is only now coming to a close. the mod‘s new proposals cover battle and the preparations for it. they include stopping legal claims for negligence against the mod in the courts, a no—fault compensation scheme for injured service personnel and families of those killed, assessors to value injuries and loss based on expert reports they commission, and compensation to be at the same level as if the mod was found negligent in court. nobody disputes that it's a really good idea for service personnel injured in the course of combat and the families of those who have been killed to be spared long and frustrating legal battles through the courts. but there are real concerns about the ministry of defence scrapping the duty of care that it owes to sol

drummer in the irish guards, died when a roadside bomb exploded next to his lightly—armoured snatch land roverentually winning the right at the supreme court to bring an action against the government under human rights law. the mod's new proposals cover battle and the preparations for it. they include stopping legal claims for negligence against the mod in the courts, a no—fault compensation scheme for injured service personnel and families of those killed, assessors to value injuries and loss based on expert reports they commission. nobody disputes that it's a really good idea for service personnel injured in the course of combat, and the families of those who been killed, to be spared long and frustrating legal battles through the courts, but there are real concerns about the ministry of defence scrapping the duty of care that it owes to soldiers. the fire brigade, the police, the ambulance service, they all have to go out with equipment that works, and the right equipment. and that should be the same for a soldier. and lawyers worry that bypassing the courts creates unfairness. you've suffe