and the hcso and coleen covered all that have pretty well and the second area is the area of accepted benefits, and which she discussed briefly when she talked on the accepted benefits, hras that are now an option. and the third area is the funds remaining in the stand alone medical hras at the end of 2013 and that is something that i am going to talk a little bit more about now. and the other thing to note is that the ofc may issue additional guidance on these issues as we move forward as you may have noted it is a complex policy area and additional questions may arise. and we will be looking at those issues moving forward as well. and you have been provided with copies as well. >> and so, remaining hra balances and so if you have been using a health reimbursement account to compile them, what you do at the end of it, and at the end of 2013 and moving into 2014. and so, first of all, the hcso requires that funds contributed to a health reimbursement account be available to the covered employee for a minimum of 24 months and that does not change, and so what has changed is the federal

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and in your packet is the final report, with the list of suggestions, but coleen is going to give a brief overview and kind of moving forward and then ellen will talk about the current faqs and compliance with the healthcare security ordinance. so, thank you. >> thank you very much. and good evening, commissioners and it is a pleasure to be here before you. and so i thought that would i give a brief presentation, and talk a little bit about the universal healthcare council and its findings, and the key findings and talk a little bit about the affordable care act and the healthcare security ordinance. and show you some data about the convergence of the two and then talk about compliance with both of the laws moving forward as far as businesses are concerned. >> and so the universal healthcare council was a 41 member body that was convened for a total of 5 meetings between september and december, the purpose of the council is to study the interaction of the affordable care act with the local healthcare security ordinance, and this is a reconstitution of the original group that came together

baxter, which is being sued by coleen hubley and others, disputes that and says the serious underlyingr family and patient quote, "much more likely caused their deaths." you lost one of your patients, your mother-in-law, and your husband, randy, within a month or so. >> gone. >> coleen hubley says she never imagined heparin could be counterfeit. you really counted on that heparin... >> yes, we did. >> being perfectly fine? >> and i don't know if, in my nursing career, i'll ever take anything for granted again. >> baxter's ceo told congress that he deeply regretted what had happened. the company told us in a letter that the counterfeit ingredient so closely mimicked heparin that "it was able to evade the quality control systems and regulatory oversight of more than a dozen companies and nearly a dozen countries." fda commissioner hamburg told us they're still struggling to get to the bottom of it. so you know who perpetrated this crime with the heparin contamination or exactly how they did it? >> we do not know the answer to that question. >> despite what happened with heparin, most of

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agent coleen rowley joining us on the line hi coley nice to see you again as a few months before you were here in moscow last was in it i'm you've been listening in i guess carefully there for the last hour or so a bomber dedicated a huge part of the speech to defending important necessity of intelligence but was he justifying what the n.s.a. did here or was the against it. raised as our correspondent was saying more questions that it's it's uncertain it well i think the speech was a few baby steps in the right direction but it was a lot of i dissembled lane and certainly it was a reassurance to the n.s.a. and its employees that they have been doing the right thing nor in you know way a lot of it was just to find this massive if you want to call it a bulk collection or massive fine or even more accurate ernest's that was turned on after nine eleven for what i could gather for it i was listening in as well as best i could over the last hour or so were on air as well it seemed to me that he didn't know specifically talk about text or phone calls or messaging facebook information stuff