The bill would require the Secretary of Health and Human Services to create and publish a plan for developing, approving, making, buying, and distributing diagnostic tests during certain public health emergencies. The plan would address testing capacity, supplies, new testing technologies, and coordination with public and private organizations. The Secretary would release the plan within one year and update it at least every three years. The Secretary could also contract with public and private entities to build domestic testing capacity.
The bill aims to prepare for faster development and distribution of tests during certain public health emergencies. It does not specify a direct service or benefit for individuals.
The bill does not specify costs or funding amounts.
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