2.12pm GMT Sebelius is explaining plan cancellations people are receiving this way: "In the individual market, plans change every year".
The House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Health held a hearing on "Protecting Americans From Illegal Bailouts and Plan Cancellations Under the President's Health Care Law".
Per Holtz-Eakin's group, the American Action Forum, millions of seniors will be subject to plan cancellations, fewer plan options, higher premiums, reduced doctor networks and higher overall out-of-pocket costs for Medicare benefits as a result of these cuts.
Ray has been there since the program's beginning, going back to late 2013, when the website didn't work, and when a combination of plan cancellations and sudden rate hikes sparked an uproar.
Just like that, you'll go from the ranks of the safely insured to the ranks of the uninsured -- a far more drastic, and hazardous, transition than people experienced because of plan cancellations in 2013.
Maurice Bates, co-chair of the college, said it remained on course to open for business as planned despite the cancellation of next week's launch and the threat of legal action.
One French rugby side will still play their European Champions Cup match today as Toulouse face Saracens at Allianz Park in Barnet, and it suggests that sporting events in the United Kingdom will go ahead as planned despite the cancellations across the Channel.
Were England's 45,000 trainee doctors to strike, it would probably affect a wide range of NHS services and potentially lead to the cancellation of planned operations.
Despite a seventh woman accusing him of sexual assault, Bill Cosby's tour is still going ahead as planned, with venues saying cancellation is not an option because of financial pressures.
In January, over a dozen hospitals declared major or significant incidents, which meant cancellation of planned operations or asking people to come to A&E only in an extreme emergency.
