Well, given that it was an abrupt policy that stood to impact, quite literally, the lives of critically ill children, in hindsight, do you think that you should have done some analysis?
Ayanna Pressley: “Well, given that it was an abrupt policy that stood to impact, quite literally, the lives of critically ill children, in…”
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Pressley questions the adequacy of analysis on a policy affecting critically ill children.
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