I think it will come as a shock to some of my colleagues that vital responsibilities, such as conducting SNAP eligibility interviews, application assistance, and application submission, will be contracted out to private for-profit companies.
Bishop expresses concern over privatizing SNAP functions and its impact on service quality.
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