so >> so again use can see from the doctor pulls not a pocket limit for hss. the plan is much more generous than the comparative groups. and you look at the co-pays again from most of the co-pays the plans are either comparable or more generous. >> all right. and to kaiser? spews it is worth mention on page 8, the co-pay for hss pharmacy programs are a lot more generous than the comparative. >> all right. >> you move to page 10 which of the kaiser permanente. again, each of the components i would say majority of the component pieces hss kaiser permanente plans are much more generous than your benchmarks. >> all right. >> that we are significant population of enrollment. >> right. let's move to prescription drugs if you would. >> instead of kaiser permanente? >> yes. >> if you look on page 11 again you'll see two things. one that the plan is a lot more generous for hss and kaiser permanente has what we call to tears versus a three-tier plan with all the benchmarks. all the benchmark plans tend to have a three level of benefit coverage. so that would be generic,

so >> so again use can see from the doctor pulls not a pocket limit for hss. the plan is much more generous than the comparative groups. and you look at the co-pays again from most of the co-pays the plans are either comparable or more generous. >> all right. and to kaiser? spews it is worth mention on page 8, the co-pay for hss pharmacy programs are a lot more generous than the comparative. >> all right. >> you move to page 10 which of the kaiser permanente. again, each of the components i would say majority of the component pieces hss kaiser permanente plans are much more generous than your benchmarks. >> all right. >> that we are significant population of enrollment. >> right. let's move to prescription drugs if you would. >> instead of kaiser permanente? >> yes. >> if you look on page 11 again you'll see two things. one that the plan is a lot more generous for hss and kaiser permanente has what we call to tears versus a three-tier plan with all the benchmarks. all the benchmark plans tend to have a three level of benefit coverage. so that would be generic,

i'm looking forward to my new role as medications manager with hss and have lots of ideas so we should see some really exciting stuff from the team. glad to be here >> on behalf of this board we welcome you to this staff and we look for to working with you during the course of this year. >> thank you >> thank you again for choosing to spend this portion of your career with us. >> thank you >> thank you. any other thing that might be part of the jurisdiction of the board, public, dramatically i don't see any. we are now moved to action item 18 >> item 18 action item vote on whether to hold closed session for member appeals follow-up president scott >> i'm willing to entertain a motion that we hold a closed session for member appeals. >> so moved. >> second. spews is been properly moved and second on whether to go into closed session. is there any question by the board? any public comment? hearing none, and seeing none, we are not ready to vote. all those in favor say, aye. [chorus of ayes.] opposed, say nay. the with if we not disclose. the celebrations are closed session and with that

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without documentation to accept the claims of immigrants and treat them as minors and turn them over to hss within 72 hours feeling full well they had been involved in gang activities, were above the age of minority, were above the age of 18, but without documentation were forced to do that and these folks enter into the sobinterio and then the other concerns of dangerous drugs like heroine, polio, lepsy, smallpox, i'm wondering if you can tell us today, today, starting right now or before, what has changed in those policies that led the head of the union to say that they were being handcuffed while criminals were being let go, what has changed already for boarder patrol under your leadership and under the new administration? >> the ten-second answer sis thy are now -- the various policies that did restrict them, and i hear this all the time, have now been lifted and they're out there doing their job. one of the things in six seconds or less, we really need to do is really reinforce the number of immigration courts and judges and that kind of thing to really get after the numbers of illegal