Truger criticized the current system where taxpayers largely finance healthcare for recipients of citizen income, suggesting that the well-being of civil servants is linked to the deterioration of others’ living conditions. He was appointed to the advisory council at the suggestion of trade unions. Additionally, Winkel, chairman of the Young Union, expressed the necessity of reforms for civil servants, emphasizing that a comprehensive pension reform excluding pensions is implausible. He proposed a gradual increase in pensions, arguing that applying a sustainability factor to pensions is both financially urgent and a matter of social justice. The extent of civil servants’ integration into health and pension insurance remains undecided as the federal government plans reforms.