Repeals titles XV (National Health Planning and Development) and XVI (Health Resources Development) of the Public Health Services Act…
Official title: A bill to repeal titles XV (relating to health planning) and XVI (relating to health resources development) of the Public Health Service Act.
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Repeals titles XV (National Health Planning and Development) and XVI (Health Resources Development) of the Public Health Services Act, effective September 30, 1982. Establishes a 20-year right of recovery for the United States against a facility built or modernized with title XVI funds.
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