The House plans to take fresh aim at ObamaCare when it returns next week, with
a vote on legislation to address security concerns within the new federal
insurance exchange website.
In a memo to Republican lawmakers on Thursday, Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) said he would schedule a
vote on a proposal to require the government to notify individuals if their
personal information has been compromised on HealthCare.gov.
Cantor cited the recent data breach at Target in which
hackers gained access to the financial information of millions of customers,
and he pointed to a study by the credit report bureau Experian warning that the
healthcare industry would be the most susceptible to data breaches in 2014.Obamaca
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House Republicans will kick off the second session of the 113th Congress next week by voting on another bill to undercut the president’s health care law.
In a memo sent to Republican colleagues on Thursday, Majority Leader Eric Cantor, R-Va., announced that the chamber would take up a measure next week to “strengthen security requirements” on the error-plagued HealthCare.gov website and “require prompt notification in the event of a breach involving personal information.”
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