1.In August 2018, the Trump administration approved a rule to allow consumers to purchase short-term insurance plans that are less costly than coverage under the Affordable Care Act and provide fewer benefits. While some argue this provides consumers with more options, others allege that these plans are "junk" and will hurt consumers. This week, provide an argument for or against an "alternative" approach to health insurance, such as short term insurance, health care sharing ministries, or any other alternatives to the ACA plans that have been proposed. In your argument, incorporate something you learned from this week's reading assignments. 2. You are a hospital employee and learn of an apparent violation of Florida's Access to Emergency Services and Care Act. Identify and explain what your next action should be. Specify how soon you need to take action. Provide statutory support for each of your answers