Well, I would actually look into that. There are many, many areas where this occurs where we have States that don't follow the guidelines, and it is not fair, and I think the folks in States that do follow the guidelines and if the policies are implemented in an inconsistent way, it doesn't get to the people that need it the most as these programs get stretched and expanded beyond our capacity to--to support them.
Yoder emphasizes the unfairness of inconsistent state guidelines affecting those in need.
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