Lloyd A. Bookman

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AHLA's Speaking of Health Law · One Year In: Implementing the Medicaid Provisions of the Working Families Tax Cut Act · 17 Jul 2026 podcast

And there's a

Concept under administrative law that if you change your if an agency changes its path, it owes a duty to really to give a good explanation as to why it's changed path.

And they're arguing that explanation is not there.

There's a one last count in the complaint that I won't spend much time on.

They're arguing that this is spending clause legislation, uh since we're talking about Medicaid.

And when you're dealing with spending clause legislation that puts it to

additional burdens on the state.

the f uh the federal government has a higher elevated level of responsibility to to um uh demonstrate a basis for why it's doing what it's doing.

Right.

They they're seeking to uh enjoin the uh application of the additional gloss on the frailty and emergency um declaration requirements to again to show that there's a tie to the ability to comply with the work requirements.

I think that those d determined to be illegal and to have those enjoined.

Uh they're seeking to have enjoined the limitation on going back on data for three years.

I mean for excuse me, for for for for twelve months they'll uh this they're arguing again that that's illegal and they're seeking to have that enjoined.

And then the and one th aspect of it that might have um broader impact, a little broader impact beyond these three substantive areas is they're seeking to have the August thirty one uh

deadline for notifying patients, notifying enrollees, um, set aside or at least pushed back, because they can say we really can't comply with that given the surprises in the interim final rule and the provisions of the interfinal rule that we contend uh are unlawful.

I have a question.

Oh sorry.

Really great question.

Um, it depends on what a court does, I suppose.

Um courts

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