I realize that Senator Enzi has been working with Senator Kennedy and others to craft this underlying bipartisan, bicameral product. Already today, he has discussed how the bill will ensure more equitable treatment, target key resources, and save lives through treatment. However, he has also mentioned that someone from California is holding up the bill, due to concerns about converting their HIV system to standards created by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. I am curious about that, given that Pennsylvania, like California, is also in the process of converting its system. How long have States under current law to change their system?
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Discussing concerns about a bill related to HIV system standards during Senate floor debate.
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