Gilly Gyula, political chief advisor to Minister of Health Zsolt Hegedűs, is leaving.

Gyula Gilly, political advisor at the Ministry of Health, will leave his position in December. He confirmed his departure, describing it as a mutual decision but did not provide further details. Gilly played a significant role in developing the Tisza health policy program ahead of the 2026 government change and has been involved in various health sector initiatives. He has a medical degree and has previously organized the student loan system in Hungary and contributed to the establishment of the OTP National Health Fund. Gilly has also opposed the introduction of a multi-insurer health model during the Gyurcsány cabinet, arguing against the commercialization of the healthcare sector. He holds a family medicine specialization and has managerial training from the London School of Economics.