...where the language in Subsection D required this comprehensive program integrity contract, or allowed it to be exempt from review by the State Chief Information Officer and on page 365 you will see the House version removes that language and also contains a technical fix to Subsection B. On page 366, we have a Senate only provision that returns the burden of proof to the petitioner on Medicaid provider appeals at the Office of Administrative Hearings. On page 367, we have another Senate only provision that requires DHHS to withhold payments to providers who owe an overpayment beginning on the 75th day after the notice of overpayment. Monthly withholdings are limited to 11.1% of the total amount owed, which allows the state to recover the overpayment during the 365 day time period allowed by CMS. Then on page 369, we have another Senate only provision that establishes procedures for a party at OAH to seek superior court review of interlocutory decisions, such as injunctions, stays and other types of decisions that are made prior to the final decision in OAH cases. Then turning to page 371, we have a Senate provision that would in Subsection A would shorten the time period for a recipient to request an appeal to the federal minimum requirement for requesting an appeal. That language was removed in the House version and then on lines 43 to 47, the Senate provision would clarify that the recipient always has the burden of proof in appeals at OAH. And then the Senate had language that stated if a Medicaid recipient accepts an offer of mediation and then fails to meaningfully participate without good cause, OAH shall dismiss the contested case. If you turn to page 373, you'll see the House version changed the language meaningfully participate and instead used the words attend mediation. On page 374, we have a Senate only provision, Senate only in the DHHS section of the budget because the House did take this language with slight modifications but they put it at Section 11.20, which is within the education section of the budget. On page 375, we have a provision that is identical in the text, it only has a technical fix to the title that appears in the House version. On page 377, we have a House only provision regarding non-emergency medical transportation. It requires DHHS to issue a request for proposal for a contract to manage state-wide non-emergency medical transportation services beginning January 1st, 2015. On page 378 is a House only provision that directs DHHS to study the practice of reimbursing for ambulance transports that divert individuals in mental health crisis from hospital emergency departments to alternative, appropriate locations for care by examining current pilots, including the Wake County Advanced Practice Paramedics pilot and requires a report on the findings to the appropriation subcommittees. On page 379, I have another House only provision. It follows the money. Steve mentioned it earlier. It requires DHHS to reimburse for Paragard using the same methodology that is used for other IUD's in plan and in ??. On page 380, we have another House only provision requiring DHHS oversight to study the issue of implementing uniform reimbursement rates for Botox for physicians and pharmacists. On page 381, we have another House only provision. It directs the department to report on the PACE program in September and December of 2014 regarding the individuals who are being served by the PACE program, the cost of serving those individuals through the PACE program, as compared to nursing home placement, and a proposal to make the program sustainable. On page 382, we have another House only provision. It exempts individual who are served by the 1915 BC waivers from the Medicaid County of Origin requirement and it requires individuals to be served based on their current county of residence. It requires that 1915 C slots be portable among counties. On page 383, we have another House only provision. This is the one that Ryan covered.