Administrations Fiscal Year 1994 Budget Request for Medical Construction Fundin
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Chairman, the VA needs to move forward in some direction soon in order to accommodate the expected increase in demand foi* long-term facilities. We suggest a thorough review of this situation to determine the path that the VA really intends to take. Mr. Chairman, that concludes our statement.
Mr. Rowland. Thank you very much.
[The prepared statement of Mr. Buxton appears on p. 94. ] Mr. Rowland. Mr. Bilirakis.
Mr. Bilirakis. Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
Welcome, gentlemen.
Mr. Buxton. Thank you.
Mr.... Grandison. Thank you.
Mr. Bilirakis. I'm impressed, Mr. Chairman, with the fact that Mr. Neary and Mr. Hunkele are both here to listen to this testimo- ny. Quite often our witnesses just testify, get out and leave and don't even listen to the subsequent Mr. Rowland. Let the record show that they are still present.
Mr. Bilirakis. So, I appreciate that personally, very much. I know that Mr. Hawkins was here and just left, and I think Mr. Fears left. I'm not sure.
Gentlemen, as you heard from the first panel, GAO states that Congress should proceed cautiously with construction of additional VA capacity until reforms to the national health system and VA's eligibility take shape.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chairman, the VA needs to move forward in some direction soon in order to accommodate the expected increase in demand foi* long-term facilities. We suggest a thorough review of this situation to determine the path that the VA really intends to take. Mr. Chairman, that concludes our statement.
Mr. Rowland. Thank you very much.
[The prepared statement of Mr. Buxton appears on p. 94. ] Mr. Rowland. Mr. Bilirakis.
Mr. Bilirakis. Thank you, Mr. Chairman.
Welcome, gentlemen.
Mr. Buxton. Thank you.
Mr.... Grandison. Thank you.
Mr. Bilirakis. I'm impressed, Mr. Chairman, with the fact that Mr. Neary and Mr. Hunkele are both here to listen to this testimo- ny. Quite often our witnesses just testify, get out and leave and don't even listen to the subsequent Mr. Rowland. Let the record show that they are still present.
Mr. Bilirakis. So, I appreciate that personally, very much. I know that Mr. Hawkins was here and just left, and I think Mr. Fears left. I'm not sure.
Gentlemen, as you heard from the first panel, GAO states that Congress should proceed cautiously with construction of additional VA capacity until reforms to the national health system and VA's eligibility take shape.
What to read after Administrations Fiscal Year 1994 Budget Request for Medical Construction Fundin?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Congress House Committee On Veter to read onlineMoreLess
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