So the problems, or the lack of accounting of the money from COVID, which you are now trying to address by bringing it to the Central Office, that is not anything that would suggest the same problem will occur for the money in the fund for toxic exposure.
Moran reassures that toxic exposure funds will be managed better than COVID funds.
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You have established your priorities, and you believe in those priorities; is that what you are telling me?
I'm concerned that the VA is only requesting $141 million for grants for construction of state home facilities, which represents a 14 percent decrease from FY '24.
And those who work for you in VA Central, in the VISN, and in the hospital across Kansas, and other states, they understand what you just said is how the VA operates when giving a veteran the opportunity to choose where care occurs.
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