The 2000 reauthorization stated that States need to have CDC accepted HIV data as early as 2005 but not later than 2007. Therefore, States have already had seven years to make this change.
Mike Enzi: “The 2000 reauthorization stated that States need to have CDC accepted HIV data as early as 2005 but not later than 2007.…”
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Discussing the timeline for states to adopt CDC accepted HIV data.
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