Maggie Hassan
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Maggie Hassan is an American politician serving as the junior United States senator from New Hampshire since January 3, 2017. A member of the Democratic Party, she previously held the position of the 81st governor of New Hampshire from January 3, 2013, to January 5, 2017. During her tenure as governor, Hassan focused on expanding access to healthcare, improving the state's economy, and addressing issues related to education and infrastructure.
I would look forward to talking with you more about that, but in my experience sometimes until we pass legislation we do not get the full scale of services that we are looking for.
We know how useful service dogs can be for our veterans, and something like this barrier that prevented requisite insurance for the dog made it hard for this particular veteran to get that kind of service.
One of the things that I think we could do, in addition to pursuing Government investments in boosting the demand for new antibiotics, is to look at ways we could leverage the tax code to provide incentives to startups so that they would…
Thank you for your time, for your testimony, for the work that you do every day to improve government services for the American people.
The effective and frugal use of taxpayer dollars is part of customer service.
Fragmentation is such a major problem across programs highlighted in this year's report.
Maybe measuring the effort and measuring the degree to which these efforts are institutionalized and prioritized would be a step forward there.
I think it is Senator Braun and I have a bill in onsite neutrality on this very issue.
I remain firmly committed to ensuring that Congress does its part to eliminate duplication, overlap, and fragmentation to achieve cost savings and improve program outcomes.
Thank you for your time, for your testimony, for the work that you do every day to improve government services for the American people.
The effective and frugal use of taxpayer dollars is part of customer service.
Are you satisfied with agency progress on the recommendations made in these duplication reports since GAO began issuing them 12 years ago?
What benefit could an independent commission provide compared to effort to simply require agencies to better coordinate?
Fragmentation is such a major problem across programs highlighted in this year's report.
Maybe measuring the effort and measuring the degree to which these efforts are institutionalized and prioritized would be a step forward there.
I think it is Senator Braun and I have a bill in onsite neutrality on this very issue.
I remain firmly committed to ensuring that Congress does its part to eliminate duplication, overlap, and fragmentation to achieve cost savings and improve program outcomes.
Fragmentation is such a major problem across programs highlighted in this year's report.
I think it is Senator Braun and I have a bill in onsite neutrality on this very issue.
You have to fix the underlying payment problem that the Federal Government has in the first place.





