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Greg Ganske: “we are going to discuss managed care reform tonight. It is pertinent that we do this. Back in October this House voted…”

On the recordMay 24, 2000
we are going to discuss managed care reform tonight. It is pertinent that we do this. Back in October this House voted 275 to 151 to pass the Norwood-Dingell-Ganske Patient Protection Act. That is in conference now. Things are going very, very slow. Mr. Speaker, I remember back at the time of the debate that we had on managed care reform, a lot of our colleagues, primarily on the Republican side of the aisle, but some on the Democratic side of the aisle, said, Well, you know, we ought to just let the free market work this out. I am happy tonight to have join me in this special order my colleague, the gentleman from California (Mr. Campbell), who has worked so hard on this issue. We are going to discuss in some detail his bill, which will come to the floor tomorrow, the Quality Health Care Coalition Act.
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Greg Ganske
Republican · Iowa
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Discussing managed care reform and the Quality Health Care Coalition Act.

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