Summary
Notes the Senate findings that based on CBO estimates, the ACA will reduce the Federal deficit in 2010-2019 and post-2019, as well as extend the solvency of the Medicare HI Trust Fund and increase the surplus in the Social Security Trust Fund; and that the initial net savings generated by the Community Living Assistance Services and Supports (CLASS) program are necessary to ensure the long-term solvency of that program.
Also expresses the sense of the Senate that the additional surplus in the Social Security Trust Fund generated by the ACA should be reserved for Social Security and that the net savings generated by the CLASS program should be reserved for the CLASS program.