The length of service is dependent on the reservist's availability and the needs of the Canadian Forces. Reservists on Class B service receive many of the same benefits as members of the Regular Force, and for members on terms of service longer than six months duration, almost exactly the same benefits aside from pay. Members on Class A and B service are paid 92.8% of their counterparts on Class C service and in the Regular force. Class C This is the operational level of service. Reservists on Class C service receive an increase in pay to the level that a Regular Force member in the same position would be expected to receive (Reservists employed in either of the other classes of service earn 92.8% of the amount their Regular Force counterparts receive). There is no maximum length of a Class C term of service and it is normally in excess of one year. Typically, a reservist in a Class C term of service fills the role of a Regular Force member and is accordingly paid from the Regular Force budget. Domestic operations Members of the Primary Reserve may serve in routine domestic operations, or be called up in cases of national emergency as an aid to civil power. This may include rescue operations, disaster management, additional security operations or a threat to national security. Examples include: Operation Cadence: security support during the 2010 Muskoka G8 and Toronto G20 Summits. Operation Lama: the joint humanitarian relief mission in Newfoundland after Hurricane Igor. Operation Lotus: a military operation to assist flooding victims in the Montérégie area Operation Lyre: assistance to flooded communities in southern Manitoba. Operations Nanook, Nunalivut and Nunakput: the annual sovereignty operations in Canada's North. Operation Palaci: which supports Parks Canada's annual avalanche control program in British Columbia's Rogers Pass. Operation Podium: support to security operations for the Vancouver 2010 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games in February 2010 Operation Lentus: response to forest fires, floods and natural disasters in Canada. Operated as the first entirely reservist task force, TF Silvertip. Operation Laser: assistance to long-term care facilities in Ontario and Quebec, and remote northern communities during the COVID-19 pandemic Foreign operations Overseas deployment on operations is voluntary. Members of the Primary Reserve are required to be selected after volunteering and must undergo workup training before being deployed overseas on operations. In case of a severe national emergency, an Order in