Yes, the $70.7 million provided to the program in the fiscal year 2010 omnibus remains available to NIOSH to use until expended. It is our understanding that $13 million remains of that $70.7 million and that it will be used to continue access to the program.
Tom Harkin: “Yes, the $70.7 million provided to the program in the fiscal year 2010 omnibus remains available to NIOSH to use until…”
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Harkin discusses funding availability for a program under NIOSH.
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