On the recordJanuary 27, 2014
They still don't feel like they are on firm ground in terms of the rules to be able to move forward with their programs.
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congress.govThey still don't feel like they are on firm ground in terms of the rules to be able to move forward with their programs.
Capito expresses concern about nonprofits' uncertainty regarding new rules.
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