CSU health policy spokesperson Zeulner emphasized the party’s commitment to family protection, while SPD parliamentary manager Wiese criticized the disproportionate impact on statutory insured individuals, who have already faced rising additional contributions. In contrast, medical representatives, including Reinhardt from the Federal Medical Association, supported Warken’s plans, citing the urgent need for fiscal reforms amid escalating healthcare costs. Warken’s proposal aims to alleviate the financial burden on statutory health insurances by €20 billion, exceeding the anticipated €15 billion deficit for 2027, and includes measures such as expenditure caps and increased co-payments for medications.