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Legislative actions post-Cuomo testimony?
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New nursing home regulations • 33%
New investigation committees • 33%
No significant action • 33%
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Former NY Gov. Cuomo to Testify Before House GOP on Capitol Hill on COVID-19 Nursing Home Policies
Jun 11, 2024, 02:22 PM
Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is set to appear before a congressional subcommittee on Tuesday to discuss his administration's response to the coronavirus pandemic, particularly its handling of nursing homes. The questioning is expected to focus on Cuomo's directive that nursing homes accept residents recovering from COVID-19 after being discharged from hospitals. This mandate has been highly scrutinized, with questions surrounding the state's manipulation of data on nursing home deaths. Cuomo has defended his actions, stating that New York performed well under the circumstances and attributing the mandate to federal government guidelines. GOP Rep. Malliotakis has expressed that New Yorkers want to know what led up to these decisions. Cuomo's testimony will take place before a House GOP committee on Capitol Hill.
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No action • 25%
Formal reprimand • 25%
Legal action • 25%
Policy changes • 25%
State-level politicians only • 25%
Federal-level politicians only • 25%
Both state and federal politicians • 25%
No significant political response • 25%
Yes, specific to COVID-19 • 33%
Yes, general pandemic preparedness • 33%
No new regulations • 34%
New regulations on gain-of-function research • 25%
Increased oversight on NIAID and NIH • 25%
No significant legislative action • 25%
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State investigation • 33%
State charges • 33%
Formal investigation launched • 25%
No action taken • 25%
Ethics committee sanction • 25%
Other legislative measures • 25%
Cuomo exonerated • 25%
Cuomo reprimanded • 25%
Cuomo fined • 25%
Cuomo indicted • 25%
Additional menopause-related bills introduced • 33%
No further legislative action • 33%
Revisions or amendments to the original bill • 34%
No significant consequences • 33%
Further investigation • 33%
Legal action • 33%
New laws enacted • 33%
New guidelines issued • 33%
No action taken • 34%
Passing new legislation • 33%
Amending existing laws • 33%
No significant action • 34%