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Vicki Turetsky
Commissioner, federal Office of Child Support Enforcement (sitting commissioner at the time)
Video: The limited reach of the child support enforcement system | LIVE STREAM
American Enterprise Institute panel, "The limited reach of the child support enforcement system" (discussion of a paper by Daniel Schroeder), 2016-12-05
Vicki Turetsky
American Enterprise Institute panel, "The limited reach of the child support enforcement system" (discussion of a paper by Daniel Schroeder) - 2016-12-05
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What is said at 34:57
"Average collections per case are also going up, and they've risen significantly as we've implemented strategies in recent years to improve accuracy of support orders. Uh, they have a history of being too high and not based on on real income of parents. We have done more to engage parents instead of jailing them, and we've connected more parents to employment services."
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What they argue
As sitting federal commissioner, defends program performance as at record levels, while acknowledging orders have historically been set too high and describing a shift from jailing toward right-sized orders and employment services.
Position label: Reform specific parts. It describes this clip only, and "abolish" is used only when the speaker says it.
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