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The Alexander bill encourages, but would not require, states to set up teacher evaluation systems.
The government had expected states to set up their own exchanges, but most governors refused.
The administration has been urging states to set up exchanges, as Congress intended.
The House bill would shift power to states to set important health insurance rules.
Congress passed legislation authorizing the states to set up such plans in 1996.
There is an increasing need for states to set standards for safety and prevention of disease transmission.
Since the federal government could not force states to set up health-insurance exchanges, Obamacare created a fallback.
The report encourages states to set and stick to standards so that children are prepared for kindergarten at five.
The administration, however, declined to set a uniform national standard and allowed states to set many of the specific requirements.
The administration encouraged states to set uniform open-enrollment periods for all insurers in the children's market.
* Mr Obama has also put in motion a change in rules to allow states to set stricter car emission limits.
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