True or False: A debt can be waived if the non-veteran received treatment based on humanitarian grounds.

The statement is false because a debt incurred by a non-veteran receiving treatment typically cannot be waived solely on the basis of humanitarian grounds. Waivers are generally subject to specific regulations and guidelines that govern when debts can be forgiven. Humanitarian reasons might factor into decisions about treatment or care, but the financial obligations resulting from such treatment are governed by established policies which often do not allow for waivers based solely on those grounds.

Waivers usually require a more detailed justification, typically involving the circumstances of the debt or the financial status of the individual, rather than the nature of the treatment itself. Thus, without specific criteria being met, the blanket assumption that debts incurred for non-veterans can be waived simply due to the humanitarian nature of their treatment is incorrect.