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U.S. Rep. Lois Capps (D.-Calif.) last week introduced the long-awaited House version of Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) reauthorization legislation, a bill that diverges from its Senate counterpart on the controversial issue of charitable choice.
Advocates have been waiting for the House to introduce a SAMHSA reauthorization bill since the Senate passed its version last November. Most observers had thought a House bill would be introduced early this year and would have a good chance of sailing to passage. Now, the House's omission of a provision to expand faith-based behavioral health treatment may prove to be a stumbling block to swift passage, or could result in a …