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Senate Health & Welfare reviews 12-page inventory of incoming reports, flags missing filings and overlaps
Summary
Senate Health & Welfare staff reviewed a 12-page list of reports due to the committee on Jan. 8, flagged multiple missing or inconsistently filed items (including a Choices for Care quarterly report), and asked members to prioritize which recurring reports warrant continued oversight.
On Jan. 8, the Vermont Senate Health & Welfare committee reviewed a compiled inventory of reports due to the committee and asked staff to help prioritize which items require continued oversight. Staff from the Office of Legislative Council — John Carvey and Katie McLennan — presented the list and links to posted reports.
The inventory included one-time and recurring reports across health programs. Staff highlighted an expenditure analysis from the Green Mountain Care Board covering 2021–2022 that the board produced after a methodology overhaul, and multiple Act 68 reports on hospital spending reductions and outcome measures for health care transformation. Unidentified Speaker 3 described recurring quarterly updates on the Burlington Overdose Prevention Center, noting earlier filings said the city council had approved the center and that work was under way on insurance coverage.
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