Ministries are against the hospital bill. It is supposed to regulate 37,000 contracts with doctors.

The debate centers on the obligation to organize internships under fixed-term employment contracts. Some ministries argue for more flexible legal solutions to protect interns' rights. The Ministry of Infrastructure emphasizes the need for flexibility for students to balance work and study, suggesting that organizers should choose the legal basis for internships. The Ministry of Development and Technology proposes using contracts with hourly wages instead of employment contracts, advocating for reduced minimum internship wages. Concerns about administrative burdens and unequal tax treatment for interns have been raised by various ministries, including the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Finance, highlighting the complexities of the proposed regulations.