Please take your seats and we will resume round two of the Senate Health and Human Services appropriations sub-committee. This afternoon we're going to be going through the changes to the provisions between the house and the senate. And we'll follow the same procedures we did this morning. We'll go through the entire document and then we will take questions from the members. Miss Joyce Jones, I believe you're the first one to present this afternoon. You can come forward. Thank you. [SPEAKER CHANGES] Good afternoon Mr. Chair and members of the committee. I'm Joyce Jones from Legislative Drafting, and I am going to be walking you through the document that you should have in front of you. It is the special provisions, just the items that are in controversy or that are different as between the house and senate. This package does not include identical provisions. I am going to begin in the division of central management. I am actually going to start on what is numbered as page 271 in your package. There is one special provision that precedes this one, but within the division of central management. But, my colleague Lisa Wilkes will cover that when she comes up to cover up her assigned areas. So, right now, if you could turn with me to page 271. The first provision that differs between senate and the house, funds for statewide for health wide health information exchange. If you recall, this special provision requires a division of central management to allocate sufficient funds to the non-profit entity known as North Carolina Health Information Exchange. This was to represent the state share for the maximum amount of approved federal matching funds. Or allowable medicate administrative costs related to the HIE network. These provisions are the same except that if you look on page 72, you'll see that I have starred subsections C. The house version added language to require NCHIE to provide a detailed audited report to HHS oversight by March 1 of 15. And the report is to give an explanation of use of state appropriations received pursuant to this section, as well as its receipt in expenditures of federal matching funds for cost related for the HIE network. So, the next page we have a senate only provision. On Page 273. This provision in the senate extended by two years the deadline for the Department of Health and Human Services to implement system modifications to the replacement MMIS, also known as NCTracks. In order to allow contract entities like the LME NCOs, to perform medicate claim adjudication within the NCTrack system. The house did not include this special provision in their package. Instead, you'll see on page 274, the house repealed last year's budget provision that required the department to implement those system modifications. Turning to page 275, this is the house only provision that follows money. It is technical in the sense that it just revises the amount of prior year earned revenue that may be used for replacement MMIS during the 14-15 fiscal year for consistency with the money report. We have a similar house only provision on page 276. Again, this is technical in nature as it confirms with the money report. Just revises the amount of the prior year earned revenue that can be used for NC fast in the 14-15 fiscal year. You turn to page 277, this is the house only provision that follows money. Susan Jacobs explained this a little bit earlier this morning. This is the supplemental short term assistance for group homes. You may recall that we had an identical provision in the budget last year. And, basically it provides two million dollars of non-recurring funds to the secretary's office for the 14-15 fiscal year to provide funds for one additional year of assistance to group home residents who are determined and eligible for Medicaid PCS. Honored after January 2013, due to some Medicaid state plan changes in PCS eligibility. I'll just note for you on page 278 that this section does expire on June 30th, 2015. We're gonna flip over now to the division of aging in adult services. So if you would, please turn with me in your