The House Energy and Commerce Health Subcommittee is planning to mark up legislation that would extend a slate of expiring health care provisions, subcommittee Chairman Morgan Griffith said Wednesday.
Griffith, R-Va., noted the bipartisan support for legislation as members look to prevent provisions from expiring as the end of the fiscal year approaches on Sept. 30. An aide said the panel is still finalizing the exact lineup.
“Mostly extenders that need to get done,” Griffith said when asked what legislation will be included. “Most of it, there may be some slight differences, but we expect most of it will be bipartisan.”
