Government to approve and submit to Parliament a package of draft laws on health reform that require co-payments for drugs not included on the main (basic) list, discontinue HZZO's (state health insurance company) provision of supplementary insurance for drugs, and open supplementary insurance for other health services to the private sector.
Para. 30 of the staff report reads: "The measures identified during the review discussions and incorporated in the program may not exhaust the broader health reform agenda, which the government is discussing with the World Bank, but are nonetheless critical for the macroeconomic program in 2006."