about approx their service device is not provided through the milli window. i would like to point out one thing. part of these services are now electronic and only need to be connected to the national smart government service window . that is, where does this short service come from? it is from the device itself, that is, the main part. the work of making services electronic has been done, the system that is available to the people through that service, that system should be connected to the national window of smart government services, so now people are suffering from the lack of devices that provide 100 services. yes, this is one. finally, there are challenges that our compatriots are facing now referring to the national window of smart government services, they do not have access to these services. we want to check the devices one by one. before this , we have a connection to the national window of smart services regarding why people suffer and what are the disadvantages of 100% connection if it were to be realized. to mr. dr. kiankhah, advisor to the mini

life 633 is now providing services. yes, the environmental organization was one of the organizations that was a leader in the discussion of connection last year, but in providing services, which was the responsibility of 100%, we have 48 sub-services with a certificate from the environmental protection organization, seven of which this subservice also has a lack of examples and from of these 41 services, 63% of them are now provided in electronic form, which naturally we expect that our friends and colleagues in the environmental protection organization will try to provide the rest of the services in a completely electronic form through the single window of the environmental protection organization , which is connected to the national window, god willing. let's make this available to the people. we often refer to the recognized services. to get detailed information about these services in organizations , different ministries, where should people go ? the organization has a website called mt.murdom, which has an id card

a special thanks to providence and patrish why and everyone here at providence. thank you so much. thank you for the staff you have here. i would like to say thank you to providence issue st. anthony the mayor and everyone who made it happen i was not sure what would happen or where i would go or that the future would hold. after losing a child to suicide last year, i became homeless and hopeless. since move nothing providence i gained permanent housing at city gardens in san francisco. now i have hope they can do anything the support my family and provide a safe and permanent housing for them. a thanks to the staff in the case managers here at providence. they encourage me never to give up. and to also put me and my children first. thank you for supporting my son and encourage him to play football. he is now playing football at galileo high school and he is the honor roll student. i hope that -- [applause] i hope this future family who is in to providence utilize the services and the support than i have to offer. thank you so much. [applause] >> i will translate. >> [speak spanish

, eas providers are experiencing. this panel and maybe subsequent panels will be about how we can act to mitigate the risks, reduce the chance alerting systems and services can be at or made less available or less reliable to the people need them. we talked about how to apply the framework there open platforms that are available for everyone to use. we will talk about the kinds of issues or problems at different segments of the industry may confront when trying to deal with these sorts of problems. so segments like different provider segments, different user segments like public safety and also different segments such as small and medium-size businesses which are providers which came up in the last panel. those of the kind of things but will be talking about but more from the perspective of how as opposed to what. let me introduce our panel today. we have catherine from an tia. catherine is telecommunication policy specialists. welcome catherine, thank you. we also have brian daly is joining us virtually. brian is ass

on their cable tv provider. rely on to get their daily weather and traffic updates, emergency alerts and to stay up-to-date on what's happening in their community and across this country. let me be clear this a blackout is the result of a business contract dispute but it is the consumer who gets caught in the middle and pays the price. you stated blackouts have been on the rise in recent years. would you consider these blackouts assign the current structure of the marketplace is no longer serving these customers? >> certainly it's one of the things we point out as being a very concerning and anticonsumer. i would say one of that war since the current marketplace we need to address. there are some novel ideas out there. and again there is no silver bullet here. if you had a 60 day cooling off mediation for the thorniest disputes you do have the channels. it is tough. it cuts both ways. think about disney where they really willing to let two-point to billion dollars sit on the table? how long can they sustain that

prioritizing eeriencd providers, experien matters. unlike government owned netrks, pvate sector providers have a proven track record of successfully building an operating networks that bridge the digital divide. and i stated thathis is a oment that matters u.s. telecomand its members stand ready, willing and ble to be constructive partners with the future of rural broadband. i am an optimist that we will get the job done and happy of course to take any questions that you have. >> thank you very much for your testimony this morning. you are recognized for ve minutes for your opening statement. >> thank you members of the subcommittee. thank you for inviting me here today my name is justin 20. i'm the vice president of governor government relations at medco. for the datacenter and aertising services across five states. kansas, minnota, north dakota, south dakota wisconsin. the majority of the number f 50 communities we serve are very ral. and we have invested more than 765 million in private capital in the last six years to upgrade e fi

we provided winter gear last year. so, yeah, they have the means that they'll need to be successful in fighting in the winter time. and i think, i agree with president zelinski, the right thing to do is to continue to press the fight, take the fight to the enemy. let's go to camp secretary austin. how worried are you personally about the future of us security aid in ukraine giving opposition in congress? and how did you seek to reassure the ukrainians during your visit to us back and forth? >> you know, i continue to see bipartisan support in both chambers of congress and i know that there are some things that we need to continue to work through to get the supplemental request approved and we'll continue to work with congress to do that. and congress, our congressional members have have valid questions that we will answer. but again i would point out that ukraine matters. what happens here matters, not just to ukraine but to the entire world. this is about the rules based international order. this is about, you know, n

the leadership she is asking for she is herself providing. i went to acknowledge her work in the field of mental health. mrs. carter's work in mental health is important for individuals dealing with mental health and their family members. as you know and mentioned, i with secretary of aging in the state of kansas. i have served for two years as the u.s. assistant secretary for aging. i have listened to and spoken to thousands of individuals and families in a variety of settings. i have seen firsthand how the older americans act reflects the values we have in this country supporting independence, helping people maintain their health and well-being so they are better able to live with dignity. protecting the most vulnerable among us. providing basic care and other supports for families so they are better able to take care of loved ones in their homes and communities for as long as possible. this is what americans of all ages overwhelmingly tell us they prefer. to age at home in their communities. one of the strengths of the older americans act

and then providers, the t.j. i justice project and community forward sf, were selected for the 112, 150 supportive housing spots a lo indicated to the trans initiative and then, we had a solicitation of interest issued in late october for property management and supportive services for the new supportive housing site. and then emergency housing voucher issuance continue with 677 households housed as of october 19th. across our shelter system on october 249ing, just that point in time, we had 384 capacity and 91% occupancy. so 384 being the full capacity. and then, just moving on with shelter, we launched our domestic hotel voucher program. in october a referral partners will expand in the next month. we had an input session on 10-25. on october 25th, we co-hosted a grand reopening and dedication of the oasis shelter. since the early days of the pandemic and hsh st. antony and providence. st. anthony has purchased the property and will continue to operate. we celebrated this partnership at an event with the mayor,

, eas providers, wea providers are experiencing. this panel and maybe i subsequent panel will be about health, how we can act to mitigate the risks, reduce the chance that alerting systems and services can be hacked or otherwise made less available or less reliable to people that need them here we're going to be talking about how to apply frameworks like the nist cybersecurity framer, other open platforms that are available for everybody to use. we will talk about the kind of issues or problems that different segments of the industry confront when trying to deal with these sorts of problems. so segments like different provider segments, different user segments like public safety, and also different segments such a small and medium-sized businesses which are providers which came up in the last panel. so those p are the kinds of this we will be talking about more from the perspective of how is supposed to what. let me introduce our panel today. we have kathryn basinsky from ntia. kathryn is communications policy specials at ntia. welc

the civil registry does not provide this now. why does it not provide this? this is another important question. if this service is provided, a large percentage of people who apply to get a passport. this was one of the examples. we have other examples as well. we see that there is a lot of interaction with banks elsewhere it's fine, i'll give you an example, if you have installed the national bank application , as soon as you install the software, you'll see that you're logged in, it'll show your name, your photo is the same as the one on the national card , and it'll call you from registration. i would like to say without compliments about the status of the civil registry, the civil registry is providing this service to the banks because it benefits them financially , but where people's comfort is concerned, for some reason, this service is not provided properly . there is another layer. people should know to see the provision of services in the national window it is not just a portal that we can say, it is a portal from where this service is provided. no ,

let's discuss the specific cybersecurity risks faced by communication providers who provide emergency our alerting system susceptible to the same vulnerabilities technically exploited by cyber attacks or do they confront unique challenges? wade may turn to you first? >> i will say the answer to both parts of that question i see is yes. they are on the defense against all of those types of cyber threats that any other cyber connected system is facing. also there is unique avenues that are unique avenues possibly considered within the scope of cyber. obviously the number of people involved in sending an alert to the public only look at from the fema perspective it nationwide the number of local authorities. we have between 151600 local agencies that are authorized to send alerts. and on the private sector side it is much easier to count the cyber participating than ea eas devices are independently operated and responsible for getting authenticated alert from the senders and making the decision to put that onto radio television cable et cetera. eas the emergency alert system around 20000

the providers are experiencing. this subsequent panel health, how can to mitigate and reduce the chance systems and services can be hacked or otherwise made less available for people who need them. we are going to talk about how to apply frameworks, cybersecurity framework. platforms available we will talk about the kinds of issues or problems different segments of the industry confront when dealing with these problems so segments like different provider segment, different user segments like public safety and different segments such as small and medium-sized businesses which are providers that came up in the last panel so those are the things we will be talking about that more on the perspective how as opposed to what they let me introduce our panel to have catherine from mti a. catherine medications policy specialist, welcome, catherine. thank you. we also have brian daley joining us virtually, assistant vice president for technology and standards and it's good to see you again. we also have christian lori, the ris

the chinese indicated -- to provide additional -- in other sectors. as i mentioned -- have sometimes appeared to be arbitrary actions directed at american firms that are of concern. while there are sectors that have not been up to american firms, there are many sectors with american firms that do have good market access. >> was good andy from the wall street journal. >> hi, secretary young. i wanted to ask about the docket. there was some speculation that china has been reducing u.s. treasuries as they are intervening to support their currency. i'm curious if that came up with these meetings with the vice premier. the bond market. there has been -- last week. a more protectable issuance at the long end of the curve. there was a 30-year option that saw soft demand. how flexible -- issuance plans given some these concerns about supply and demand? sec. yellen: let me start with the chinese -- the chinese -- has been under downward pressure. i think --if it isn't contained it could exacerbate capital outflows and trigger an excessive depreciation. we don'

we ask it start at the provider level, but they have appeal rights that we respect and provide timely response to them along the way. i have this little chart that i built in there that summarizes the three levels. again, level one is at the provider level. level two, if a client is not satisfied with the result of their grievance at that provider, they are given the opportunity to appeal it to the department. at the department level it is handled by our clinical and quality improvement team. they are independent, they are part of das but different from office community partnership so they bring level of independence to the process and oversight. if that process does not satisfy the client, they have the ability to appeal to a third level, which is a panel of advisory council members who conduct a sort of formal but informal hearing on the matter and issue a decision. the additional document i got in here is that as part of this policy we ask our providers to develop their own policy and include the ability and require them to give notice to the clients they have this right. here we h

what was the reason for not providing 100% services? the meeting with the ministry of cooperation in the supervisory committee has not been held yet , but the institutions of the welfare organization and the technical education organization are being resolved. there are technical issues that, god willing, the rest of the services will also be in electronic form. i think there is no underlying problem, no, the main problem in the discussion of providing services is time, because after all , technical issues need time, god willing, we also hope that by the end of december, when the second task is the third task, god willing, they can do it by then as well. i have completed this first task. thank you for your participation in the talk show. good night . good god. this is free. yes, it is free . yes, this is free. yes, this is free. yes, all of this is free. shipbuilding is one of the old industries of iranian people. as time goes by, our engineers update their knowledge. shipbuilding is part of the industry that has a direct relationship w

the issue of providing services and the extent of providing services is another issue. we had announced standards in the executive regulations and specified the relationships that no device after entering the user is allowed to re-authenticate from the national window or obtain information that can be verified in the authentication stage of the national window. they are not allowed to re-take this information and the ports that do not comply with this issue will be disconnected. let me ask one more short question, then i have a question for dr. elmia. according to the law , by the end of november, that is, by the end of tonight, the devices are required to provide 100 of their services in the national window. according to the list that we have now, only two devices provide 100 services , so it means that the rest of the devices are in violation. ok the task which was 30% last year was specified in the law, but the executive council reached 50% by the end of the year, and this year it was decided that the devices should provide 100 services by the end of november, and th

the solution for providing land is cities where we lack land. well , we are moving forward, so far we have reached an agreement with the private sector on 17,000 hectares that we can use this land in different stages . now, look at a place like ramsar, it is almost clear why there is no land, but why, for example, kamiyaran? look, kamiyaran, my kamiyaran has first-class agricultural lands, this kamiyaran is well known the mountainous terrain means that the topography is very difficult. it is not a place that can be developed. yes, it is not. there are flat areas like tehran itself that cannot be developed from the east and the north . there are agricultural flat areas. now we came up with a name, we also entered into an agreement with the people. it was a series of settlements with a distance from the city, next to a village . road and shahrarsi who are busy with this work day and night until the end we are working day and night to provide land. we use different methods, even buying land means that we have no other choice. buying land, god willi

electricity provided from the sources, the hospital is providing electricity.room was evacuated a the gear was evacuated. it was evacuated when it was understood that we would enter al-shifa hospital. you can see how long it is, you can see the small kitchen. it will provide them food, water, etc., all of these facilities are coming from the hospital. they are using the hospital infrasucture, the hospital infrastructure in order to provide this terror mechanism to stay alive and survive. christian: hamas still denying it used towels chief -- al-shifa as a military base. >> this might be the most significant figure that has been captured, but there are three other doctors that have disappeared since this announcement has been made. i can only presume that they have been taken into the custody by the idf. ere are four individuals, all of them high up within the organization, and one of them is actually in intensive care fellow or junior doctor, sponsored by a medical organization and the u.k., and they have all been detained. i can only assume they have been kidn

an opportunity to improve the city's climate and provide a good mood for citizens. it means the same idea of ​​building heaven on earth, something that made our ancestors build campuses and gardens more than 200,500 years ago. the survival of the pasargad garden from the achaemenid period is still more or less visible, and of course , traces of the iranian garden can be found in the pages of the khatiman manuscripts. in miniatures and of course poems and mottos. the rest of iran is a way of thinking, not just a model. it is a gardening style. iranian garden is just a collection. it is not a matter of taste to plant a number of trees and saplings, but choosing the type of plants and their arrangement in planting is important. we have strong foundations somewhere, then we will do it, that is, we should have gone to the garden, we should have gone to the park. the choice of plants in iranian garden design is as important as the choice of materials for iranian architecture , it depends on the context and climate. in iranian garden architecture in the desert , trees were

we've done a better job in providing. but still limitations first of all, every emergency ambulance in the city in the box zone street overdose have only an initial dose that is beneficial because someone has had an overdose, sir rum and they're very uncomfortable we can get them to the box zone they're more comfortable and in addition helps for the next twenty-four hours the difficulty that person feeds a prescription for the box zone if they want to followup with the treat treatment and 90 percent of the time a person has an overdose we bring that person to an interment so the person's have to stay at the hospital and then bring them to one of the clinics they can get a prescription and another limitation has to the hours are expanded that is essentially business hours are slightly extended hours. we find someone has a mental health issue they they're seeking treatment, we would bring people to humming bird or martinez and expect to bring someone there and will be connected to the next steps. now, some of the substitute

not to provide direct budget support, not to provide humanitarian support to ukraine, not to provide support to israel and to continue to push humanitarian support for dozens of countries would be a grave mistake. thank you for your testimony. >> thank you, mr. chair, senator paul. >> i think it's easy to look around the world and find places where the us taxpayer can be asked to send money to fix the world's problems. but there is an important question we might want to ask before we start sending $100 billion more. where are you going to get it? you know, we don't have any money. every bit of our tax revenue goes to medicare, medicaid, social security and food stamps. those four programs consume all of our tax revenue. everything else is borrowed. in fact, the entire discretionary budget right now is being borrowed. we borrowed a trillion dollars in the last three months. interest rates are have doubled. interest payments have doubled. so you can have all this goodwill and try to fix the world's problems, but you're ignoring the rot and ruin you're creating in your own country. mr.

it provides only military aid. it provides no humanitarian aid for the innocent civilians caught in the middle of this war, none. are you watching the unfolding of this war? and have humanity? let me remind the speaker of his colleagues' nominating speech. congresswoman stefanik recalled, in god we trust. emblazoned other the speaker's chair. the speaker reiterated, in god we trust. the speaker said look to the bible. to know his thinking. and i too look to my catholic faith. so in this critical bill we remove all help for the civilians being killed in this war. hamas is responsible for spreading a humanitarian crisis as it builds its armaments deep inside civilian centers. but the bombing of the jabailya refugee camp creates unacceptable civilian losses. we need a humanitarian pause. that's why we need a serious bill that addresses all the national security crises facing our country and that reaches for support in both parties. house democrats are ready to work with house republicans on legislation that supports o

the services provided. another option is we could have them required data around supply chain quality and resiliency. and then adjust reimbursement to that. the cmi should be given flexibility without restriction from congress and provide public evaluations to such approaches towards long-term implementation to effectively address drug shortages. >> thank you. should there be more companies like yours? >> we are not trying to replace the traditional industry, but i think there's a role for our model to help solve problems. >> thank you. i yield back. >> recognizing mr. carter for five minutes for questions. >> an extremely important hearing. i would be remiss if i did not thank you for the opportunity to speak to your group earlier this week. thank you for that and thank you for being in our district. appreciate that. folks, we all know what is going on. 240 drugs in shortage. cancer drug to tylenol. this is something that has got to be addressed. i do not think it is any coincidence. it is been mentioned n

they are called a willing provider so they are willing to provide the care to the patients and accept the payment medicare sets and that is the way it operated forever. they chose this year to seek more-formal contract with united healthcare. they have not come to agreement on the terms of the contract are, and so they in the summer we started getting complaints from members they were having difficulty getting an appointment so when we found out about this, and then that simmered down for a while. i think they were trying to both parties trying to negotiate. we learned just yesterday that that negotiation has stalled and the medical group is going to continue seeing patients that are currently under their care, but will not be accepting new patients unless they can reach an agreement with united on each individual case, which is very administratively intensive and slow, so it is-we are not in a good place now so encouraging both parties to go back to the table to try to resolve this, because we do have probably about 4,000 members that are under care at the university, and so we know

it is possible to provide in-depth medical examination.with the allocation of a separate amount of government funding for this work in the program of state guarantees of medical care, in addition, one of the serious problems in the healthcare sector remains the high level of disease caused by the human papillomavirus, which can cause complications in many ways, including cancer, and it affects experts believe that it is possible to prevent the serious consequences of such diseases by vaccinating adolescents from 9 to 13 years of age, as a number of countries have already done, having included this vaccination in a unified national vaccination calendar with the allocation of government funding, according to experts, there has been a sharp decrease in diseases associated with this virus. we respect you, you have declared 24th year in russia as the year of the family. protection of motherhood and childhood, protection of the family, is an absolute priority. we expect that the implementation of the primary healthcare modernization program will

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so providing liquidity was probably the most important thing.e do believe generally that home loan banks should be a provider of stable and reliable liquidity for the purpose of mortgage finance. they are supposed to be supporting community development and housing. we thought it was important to clarify the mission to make sure people knew there were two parts to that mission -- providing stable and reliable sources of liquidity but for the purpose of housing finance, residential housing community development. those two go together. it is and/both, not either/or. the focus at least for the past few years has been on providing the quiddity. for any community banks, they do continue to do both and they do it very well. i think we are trying to refocus the pendulum back to having a more balanced perspective, providing liquidity for the purpose of making sure we have housing finance. dennis: thank you for that. the report leads into my next question. it touches upon the bank failures that occurred earlier this year. some banks were relying on the ho

six years later they provided a 41 foot red spruce, once again they have stepped up to provide this beautiful 63 foot norway spruce behind me that grew in the wild and wonderful west virginia mountains. the people's tree label is hidden as it sits outside the people's house, our legislative branch and the center of our democracy. it is a symbolic gift to people of every state in our nation. the people's tree belongs to every american, it comes from the national forest and grasslands, the birthright of every u.s. citizen to enjoy, thousands of people were involved in or touched by this trees journey to d.c. with events in many different communities in west virginia and maryland. also i want to acknowledge and thank the many partners who work together to deliver this year's capital tree in a collective effort over many months. u.s. capitol christmas tree program made possible through partnerships like the ones we have with choose outdoors and with the presenting sponsor. i especially want to acknowledge the shawnee tribe naming this year's tree. which means bright tree. it's name is a powerful

that they provide, sometimes there are spaces at the level of mosques. as training workshops, people who are actually talented will learn the necessary training in these spaces and the training that is usually available now due to the basij will help that these loved ones have get a job while being a self-supporting loan fund basij resistance is formed in the form of people from those sources, they also help to create employment or , for example, people who are at the age of duty and marriage age, they facilitate easy marriage, sometimes holding group weddings, helping to provide dowry for those who finally , some of the poor and less fortunate people in these fields are helping fazlullah in the field of medical services . well, in the field of treatment , i would like to tell you that in the field of providing services , resolving disputes, sometimes disputes at the neighborhood level. there are families, they help to release prisoners who are not intentional , this is one of the cases that the basij group of mosques and neighborhoods are looking for. b

gpo's lower cost per patients, providers, medicare, medicaid and taxpayers gpo does not have to provide a position to focus on their core mission which is providing first-class patient care. they are voluntary, flexible and clinically driven. and partly, gpo stick a copy his approach to sourcing and contracting that not only counts for the competitive price offered by supplies but also the quality, reliability and the stability of supply. we recognize that market conditions change. when they do gpos work with suppliers to adjust contracts. gpos all the work to overall number of suppliers including encouraging new manufactures to enter the market. gpos create a vigorous competitive market both among gpos and suppliers. many healthcare providers maintain membership with more than one gpo at a time and can shift the purchased from one gpo contract portfolio to another. purchase outside a gpo contract altogether. we appreciate the subcommittees interest in increasing transparency across the supply chain. gpo is already adhere to robust transparency and reporting requirements by gpos to the

the banking system in charge of the data infrastructure provides it. does this actually happen? because this was said a lot, for example, the subsidy that i gave you as an example, i remember that from the time of the previous heads of the central bank , it was mentioned that, for example, we will pay the subsidy for the marriage loan and guarantee, but it is at the discretion of the branch. according to the bank, naturally, so far, i have not seen anyone who was able to get a loan with the guarantee of his friends , yes, well, in the past, the amount of subsidies was much lower, now it has increased a bit, one of the benefits of electronic verification it is that a person can consolidate his own assets, that is, the value of shares, gold, artefacts, and rial assets of a person in combination can provide a meaningful purchase opportunity for a person, which is one of the most important advantages, definitely when this service is added . this possibility is added, similar to the discussion shares and life insurances, which are now possible to combine an

every 1,500 people have a health care provider. this population used to be more than this. we have reduced it with the program that we have now . this means that my caregiver should look for healthy people, sick people should look for people who do not know they are sick, and before we find complications , we should look for 2 risk factors now, which are really very important for us, very important. diabetes and hypertension are so important worldwide. let's not think that the countries that are financially heavy now very good, it is not possible to control 100 in european countries, the statistics are very good, 70-75% of people need to control their blood pressure, which means it is hard work. but with the creation of this potential that the care provider can actively follow up, if the party does not come to call him, he should go to his house and follow up, with what motivation should he do this? the appropriate budget for launching various services, which is that, well , you have seen the budgets, but the thing that has been answered and followed in the world for a long

and larger providers. i think that's the right framework to be requiring that the planon be grounded, and then separate discussion sort of at what sort of tier level or implementation level is right level to be thinking about for someone starting off and a sort of a baseline if you are in a regulatory world. >> thank thank you, chris, e that. scott? >> i would get some good news. first of all, we like to say we are all operating in a shared state model of risk management. we rely on each other, which i will foot stomped but i will double-click on the comments of everybody else with regard to collaboration. for us, you know, the good news is, is that whether you're a journalist or human rights organization or a small or medium or large business, there are more tools available to you today to help address cyber, your cybersecurity risks, and the importance of them being baked into the tools that you use democratize is really what's available to far more people and organizations that i think ever before. whet

they had moved and provided their own services to provide intelligent queries, which made it much more difficult and easier for us to connect to this percentage in azar. there is one point, mr. keh, and the fact that this connection is real. ok, that means in addition to connecting to this system and the national window really the service should be provided, just the breath of their presence should not be there. the point i said was that there were some devices that came and provided the service, but according to the investigation that was done in the information technology organization , their access was cut off. that was the reason why some of them were manual. provide services because we have to when we do authentication in the single window my.gov.ir. do the hoover registration once and don't read any more information from you. some of the devices came to establish this and cut it off again, not reaching the desired percentage. this is again going in the connecting stage to re-examine the statement and make their connection percentage accurate. for example, you to get a series of s

to provide currency now. in my opinion, according to our field observations , there is a surplus of supply now, and if anyone has rials , it will definitely be provided within 5 days regarding the allocation. the currency is also decreasing gradually. now we allocate even one day for some goods . some goods need more coordination with the related ministries, god willing, with the coordination we have with the ministry of industry and jihad . the allocation time will definitely decrease . the central bank has announced that the new validation process for receiving tuitions will be launched in the first half of azar. the vice president of new technologies of the central bank said that by implementing this method , it will be easy to receive education. one of the first outputs and consequences that it has, god willing, is practical. becoming this model this is that in the field of micro-education, we will witness a very good streamlining , so really, now maybe someone who wants to get an education in the banking

the igs provided that information. technology andno new approacheso oversight have also allowed u.s. military to make an ofrecedented levels accountability over our weapons. inspectors general from state usaid and defense department have g been very open with this committee about their investigations, and we should all thank them for the work. the united states faces grave risks the world is going to become more dangerous. we are seeing multiple independent threats to u.s. national security converging in the case of russia and ukraine. a few the administration has no plan and if there is one it's long past time that we heard it. i sincerely hope you will fully address these concerns in your discussions today. with that, mr. chairman, thank you. >> let me thank senator risch. i hope you can take from our opening comments the two of us are committed to do everything we can to help ukraine and to provide the type of assistance ine leadership the united stats cut to demonstrate that not only to ukraine but to the internati

we want to see a selective provider that has longstanding relationships with these providers with theseas i mentioned the cms innovation programs, meals, transportation, over the counter an allowance, transportation, programs, we want to be sure we continue to offer those. when it comes to prescription drugs, we want to be sure that is a focus for us going forward and we want to have compared formulary and increased transparency for our cfo and that process that begins in december of every year and goes right through this board in presentations and we want to have transparency with rates, costs, revenue amounts and claims. finally as we have mentioned before, we do want to ensure that we have the best in class and services from our selected ppo carrier and we have experience in transitioning not just retirees and their dependence from their plans but experience in moving large groups of retirees and their dependents and here to support the healthcare system who reach out to members who are not medicare eligibility but approach and they understand what is involved in that process and we

but may provide a brief response. alternatively you may submit public comment in either of the following ways. email the secretary of the police commission at sfpd commission at icgov.org or written comments may be sent via us postal service to the public safety building located at 1245 third street, san francisco, california. 94158. if you would like to make public comment, please approach the podium. just some points from last meeting. this commission is misusing or misunderstanding the studies about policing and drug overdoses is not to oversimplify, but the gist of the studies is that arrest causes a pause in the users use. and that pause may affect the tolerance of the user, such that when the user is back out on the streets, their tolerance is now an unknown. and so for a variety of reasons, overdose could happen. for the record, interruption of use could also lead to a path of recovery. and it often does regardless, either one overdose or recovery are consequences for which the user bears full responsibility. t

and we immediately provided u.s. military advisers to offer best practices for integrating hostage recovery into israel's operation. and finally, we swiftly strengthened in the region to deter any state or nonstate from escalating this crisis and beyond gaza. two carrier strike groups are now in the region. lastly, our squadron arrived in the region complement another fighter squadrons already. all of this underscores the president's clear warning. no government or group that wishes israel harm should try to widen this crisis. yet, even as research support into israel, we remain focused on ukraine. nearly 20 months into putin's failed routine of conquest, the russian military has been badly weakened. ukraine's ray forces have taken more than half of the territory seized by russian invaders since february 2022. and that was made possible by partisan and principal u.s. leadership. and our coalition of 50 partners. both israel and ukraine, democracies are fighting ruthless foes who are out to annihilate them. we will no