Amendment in the nature of a substitute sought to achieve a balanced budget by fiscal year 2002 by cutting entitlement spending by 207.6 billion less than the committee resolution, including $114 billion less in Medicare cuts, $50 billion less in Medicaid cuts, and $12.9 billion less in farm program cuts and calls for $60 billion less in domestic discretionary cuts than the budget resolution, providing $35 billion more for education and training, $11 billion more for health, and $6 billion more for community and regional development programs.