Can you commit to at least delay the impact of this, really, significant rule change for at least a year, and if not, why not?
John Kline: “Can you commit to at least delay the impact of this, really, significant rule change for at least a year, and if not…”
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Kline questions the Secretary about delaying a significant rule change due to employer confusion.
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