I thank the gentlewoman (Mrs. Kelly) for bringing these important concerns to my attention, and I would like to assure her and other Members that I am well aware of the problems faced by VISN 3, particularly in regards to funding levels. I will continue to work with the gentlewoman and our colleagues, the Senate and the Administration to ensure that VISN 3 is not just disproportionately disadvantaged under the funding levels contained in this bill and ensure that the VA ends their delays on the hepatitis C funding issue. I also want to assure the gentlewoman that I, too, find the delays and unresponsiveness of the VA intolerable. I will continue to make my displeasure clear with the VA officials to ensure that the proper reserve funding is sent both this year and next. Mr. Chairman, I thank the gentlewoman for her comments and her hard work.
Marty Walsh: “I thank the gentlewoman (Mrs. Kelly) for bringing these important concerns to my attention, and I would like to assure…”
On the recordJune 20, 2000
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Addressing funding concerns for VISN 3 and delays in hepatitis C funding during a floor speech.
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