Certainly, this is a good hearing, and I think it has exposed some of the challenges, and as someone who does not believe throwing money without accountability, particularly on things that risk Americans' lives, and their families' financial health and their behavioral health, health, and practices.
Mark DeSaulnier: “Certainly, this is a good hearing, and I think it has exposed some of the challenges, and as someone who does not…”
On the recordJune 26, 2024
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DeSaulnier emphasizes the need for accountability in spending related to health services.
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