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| Replying to criticism of his proposal, Specter explained: "The bill does not mandate the president to submit the program to the court [system] because the president did not want to institutionally bind presidents in the future. In enacting the ban, the Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH) acknowledges that there is no medical justification for institutionally marketing breastmilk substitutes to new parents. The assumption made in this consolidation process is that, institutionally, we can train and educate officers to become proficient and multi-faceted in fairly technical and complex skill sets. |
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