On the recordMarch 12, 2013
It is clear that FNS was fully aware for a number of years that the State of Georgia didn't have the resources or the expertise to appropriately manage and operate the WIC program.
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Bishop highlights FNS's awareness of Georgia's WIC program management issues.
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