; capital expenditures; special projects (a) Sense of Congress It is the sense of Congress that tens of millions of people in the United States do not receive healthcare services while billions of dollars that could be spent on providing health care are diverted to profit. There is a moral imperative to correct the massive deficiencies in our current health system and to eliminate profit from the provision of health care. (b) Prohibitions Payments to providers under this Act may not take into account, include any process for the provision of funding for, or be used by a provider for— (1) marketing of the provider; (2) the profit or net revenue of the provider, or increasing the profit or net revenue of the provider; (3) incentive payments, bonuses, or other compensation based on patient utilization of items and services or any financial measure applied with respect to the provider (or any group practice, integrated health care delivery system, or other provider with which the provider contracts or has a pecuniary interest), including any value-based payment or employment-based compensation; (4) any agreement or arrangement described in section 203(a)(4) of the Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act of 1959 ( 29 U.S.C. 433(a)(4) )