Let me say, as somebody who has had to work with this population from a county service point of view, the inconsistency of not letting them know as soon as humanly possible what their options are and if this program will be available, and, as somebody who administered Federal programs, as my colleague knows, his side of the aisle again and again--
Brian Bilbray: “Let me say, as somebody who has had to work with this population from a county service point of view, the inconsistency…”
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Discussing the importance of timely communication regarding program options for a specific population.
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