Sens. Hatch, Wyden Issues Statement on CHIP Reauthorization Bill
"We share a commitment to extend full funding for CHIP as soon as possible," Hatch and Wyden said in a joint statement. "In our view, a long-term, five-year extension of the KIDS Act is essential to providing certainty for families and states. While the proposed short-term patch offers some funding relief, it falls short of providing families and states the certainty they need. We will be vigilant to ensure this program isn't subject to repeated short-term fixes and constantly looming deadlines - families across the nation deserve better."
The bipartisan Keeping Kids' Insurance Dependable and Secure (KIDS) Act (S. 1827 (https://www.finance.senate.gov/chairmans-news/hatch-wyden-push-bipartisan-chip-bill)) passed the
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