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Greg Ganske: “What is wrong with having some minimum safety standards for plans that Congress 25 years ago give a total exemption to?”

On the recordJune 18, 1998
What is wrong with having some minimum safety standards for plans that Congress 25 years ago give a total exemption to?
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Greg Ganske
Republican · Iowa

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Discussing the need for minimum safety standards in health plans.

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