Good information systems can't be built on bad public policy. The best course is for federal, state and local governments to come together now and better delineate the proper roles and responsibilities of each in accomplishing the objectives of welfare reform as set out by Congress. Each meeting should draw key players from across that state and local landscape, including legislators, mayors, county supervisors, the state's congressional delegation and executives from state agencies and departments. The federal executive branch should also participate. Please list your telephone number for confirmation.
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