Health Reform Nonprofit?

Just when you think you've heard everything, I go and prove you wrong. Several interset groups on both sides of the debate for health reform, pro and con, aye and nay, etc., have raised $450,000 to look into the idea of forming a nonprofit that would implement certain parts of the law. The idea to this would be to track HHS while they write the rules, hoping to make them make them simple. For instance, make an online application to enroll for insurence so people don't have to miss work. Another goal would be trying to make things so that those who get such benefits as food stamps could extend the benefits to health. The goal is to get it up and running by 2011. I can't see this working, there would be too much disagreement. Although, if this does by some miracle work, this could lower government costs in the end.