From the Health Ministry it is pushing a public-management law repealing Law 15/1997 that confines private concerts to exceptional cases, a waiting-list law with maximum times, and wider coverage of dental and mental health.
The party proposes repealing Law 15/1997, making direct public management the ordinary and preferred model and limiting private concerts to cases of extraordinary and urgent need capped at one year. It filed a general mental health bill.
The party proposes a primary-care plan with 1,000 extra residency places a year, priority for mental health including a suicide-prevention plan, and defends contracting private providers to cut waiting lists.
In government, the party is advancing a Public Management and Integrity Act for the health system, repealing Law 15/1997 and limiting private management to exceptional, pre-assessed cases, with direct public provision as the default.
The party proposes returning health powers to the central state, a single national health card and common service portfolio, and cutting waiting lists by contracting private providers where public capacity falls short.