Anon begins the division of health service regulation. Page 327 is a Senate only provision, this makes modifications to the health care cost reduction transparency act that was passed last year. It redefines the term health insurer to include a risk of self insured and group insured health plans. It clarifies that each of the five largest health insurers must report information about the most frequently reported admissions by DRG. It requires the medical care commission to adopt rules specifying the method by which the department is to determine the most common DRG's, imaging procedures, and surgical procedures for these reporting requirements, rather than requiring the commission to establish the most common ones by rule each year. It also exempts these rules from certain provisions of the administrative procedures act. Page 329, this is the moratorium on home care agency licenses for in home aide services. There are differences as between the Senate and the House. I've noted them for you at the bottom of those pages. The Senate version makes this moratorium permanent until the General Assembly knocks legislation to lift it and the House version extends the moratorium by two years until July 1, 2016. Page 331 and 332, this is the moratorium on special care unit licenses. The Senate version makes the moratorium permanent until he General Assembly enacts legislation to lift it and the House version sunsets this moratorium one year early on July 1, 2015 instead of July 1, 2016. Page 333, this is a House only special provision. Effective October 1, 2014 it increases the minimum age for use of tanning equipment from 13 to 18 and it repeals the exception for youth below the minimum age requirement who present written prescription from a medical physician. There are some general health and human services special provisions that I'll cover and they begin on page 385 of your package. Page 385. You'll recall that last year there was legislation passed requiring hospitals to connect in with the health information exchange network and this special provisions makes some modifications to that statute. It makes a technical correction but it also requires the NCHIE to provide professional staff of the fiscal research, bill drafting, research, and program evaluation divisions with access to information in that network. The differences between the Senate and the House version are that the house version is much more specific as to how staff will be able to access that information and it also requires the NCHIE to provide this information to staff in a way that is consistent with the standards specified for de-identification of health information under HIPPA standards. On page 387, this is a Senate only provision, that establish the joint legislative study commission on traumatic brain injury. The house opted not to include that provision. Page 389 is a Senate only study, it requires program evaluation to consider, including in it's 1415 work plan a study of the benefits and disadvantages of requiring local ABC boards to stop paying the department from revenues generated by local ABC mixed beverages surcharge and the local guest room cabinet surcharge for alcohol or substance abuse treatment, research for education and it instead redirects these payments to the North Carolina ABC commission for it's substance abuse education and prevention initiative. Page 390 is the House only special provision and it reinstates the ability of UNC medical schools and UNC satellite medical offices and the UNC health care system to utilize hospitals set off debt collection. Mister Chair that concludes my remarks and now Lisa Wilkes will come up and explain her provisions. [SPEAKER CHANGE] Thank you Miss Jones, Miss Wilkes. [SPEAKER CHANGE] Thank you Mister Chair, members of the committee, Lisa Wilkes with legislative drafting. If you'll turn with me.