There needs to be more attention to hold the agencies accountable for implementing these best practices.

I think it is Senator Braun and I have a bill in onsite neutrality on this very issue.

We know it is important to prevent fraud. There are lessons learned here.

My colleagues and I have worked together on a bipartisan basis to expand access to opioid treatment.

We also have to go after the unbelievably insidious cartels that are trying to drive up demand for this drug.

maybe measuring the effort and measuring the degree to which these efforts are institutionalized and prioritized would be a step forward there.

I hope veterans will take advantage of this.

Thank you for your time, for your testimony, for the work that you do every day to improve government services for the American people.

I remain firmly committed to ensuring that Congress does its part to eliminate duplication, overlap, and fragmentation to achieve cost savings and improve program outcomes.

What I hear from especially servicewomen and women veterans in New Hampshire is how difficult this period is and how alone people, veterans feel.

You have to fix the underlying payment problem that the Federal Government has in the first place.

the effective and frugal use of taxpayer dollars is part of customer service.

I am going to continue, Mr. Chair, to push for telehealth resources when it comes to treating opioid abuse disorder.

The thing that gives me hope and the thing that has made some progress possible... is that people like you have spoken up about their experience.

One of those areas, I would argue, is the Western Balkans which I have been focused on for a number of years.

I share Senator Graham's sentiments about not limiting where we invest to just those countries that are designated by the World Bank.

fragmentation is such a major problem across programs highlighted in this year's report.

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