Black legis comments I can only comment that the House chose not to include that in their package. I am not aware of any specific objections. [SPEAKER CHANGES] One last ?? may be simple and then just comment to ??. For the provision on 3 8 and I'm still trying to find the answer to the transparencies myself. 380, does anybody know what the medical uses of Botox are beyond cosmetic surgery? I'm hoping that someone can give me some of those but I'm not aware of them. [SPEAKER CHANGES] Mr. Chair sir, Ryan Blacklitch, bill-drafting, and I'll say this and I will look back cause I know we have...Okay, maybe the press has left. Botox can be used for purposes other than making your face look smoother. What it does and we did a fair amount of research. We looked at the existing medical policy that the department does have on it. If you think about the fact that it relaxes the nerves within your face, there are instances..spasticity, uncontrollable limbs, and things like that. There are instances where injections in particular locations can deaden those nerves' responses and can help with the reduction of pain and also the control of limbs. [SPEAKER CHANGES] Thank you and just, I'm glad to know that there are other uses. I was a little nervous in reading that probation that was coming through. In controlling costs, I didn't think cosmetic surgeries were we wanted to go, that was coming in, but just for final comment in these types of things, I think we're probably about as far apart on the provisions as we are on the budget numbers and I think those are kinda there. I think it's pretty evident to say that this comment has been that there's don't put policy in the budget from the House has been when you put the youth tanning bill in the budget, I don't see really where that came in anywhere else in those operations. I think the largest ?? we've gotta get going forward is what is the future of the department as well as medicaid as a whole and that's the question we're going to have to answer in moving forward, what type of system we're going to have, and what does the department and division look like and those are the large gaps right now between the House and the Senate in spite of all these other significant ones so that was my comment. [SPEAKER CHANGES] Senator McKissick [SPEAKER CHANGES] First, I want to thank the staff for really providing some excellent overview and explanations because I think most of your explanations were very clear, very concise, and provided a lot of very meaningful, insightful data so I appreciate that. I want to comment first about some of these differences between the House and the Senate and then it was one or two questions that I had. I do like the way the House is handling the ?? dealing with the personal care services and terms of providing for an additional year there. I hope that when our senior cares will be able to deliberate. They will be able to see a way to make certain that occurs. I like these ??. We talk about the drug reimbursement ?? the acquisition cost. I'd like to see us continue to advocate for that cause I think that is a smart policy in something that we should move forward with. In terms of the study of the 1915 sea waivers, I'd like to see us try to continue in that direction as well. There were ?? here the House had about and strategic plan dealing with Alzheimer's, something which I am deeply concerned about, something which I think we really need to get jump-started. I know I actually had a study build for that to move in that direction. If this can be worked in the special ?? here in the budget, it would be excellent to ?? to you all, especially the senior cares. The right [SPEAKER CHANGES] Senator McKissick, please stay objective with your comments sir. [SPEAKER CHANGES] Oh, I will. I will stay objective as possible, but I think it's good to be able to chime in in terms of those things that you may feel strongly about, either one way House or Senate. With the right school funding, if there can be a way to continue that effort. I know they have been around for 50 years and the people who do receive services there. If you go and listen to their testimonials, and I've been there and toured that facility. It's something if we can continue would be great. The traumatic brain injury, the study, the services, things which I see there. If there's a way to keep those in there, that would be hell good as well as if ?? ?? ?? healthcare transparency. Now, one thing which I had some questions about that I wasn't certain of that wasn't quite as clear during the presentation was back on page 371 beginning with the