Berlin (ddp). The Kaufmännische Krankenkasse (KKH) considers the planned arrangements for debt reduction of the health insurance companies in the health reform unconstitutional. The KKH support the goal of debt relief, although CEO Ingo Kailuweit said Friday in Berlin. However solid operating funds are likely to be held not responsible for debts of other funds. The KKH presented a legal opinion in Berlin, to establish the unconstitutionality of the debt balance between debt and debt-ridden coffers. A solidarity Furthermore aid of coffers without fault very limited come into account, stressed Kailuweit. Examinations are also lenders of indebted coffers and the State would have to. With the inclusion of loans, funds would have violated the law. It had the supervisory authorities in a timely manner and determined enough responds. Unlawful conduct should not later be legitimized by the use of solvent coffers. The background is the Health Fund planned for 2009. The Fund requires that the funds are debt-free by the end of 2008. The KKH Chief called for a shift of the Fund, so that the funds have enough time for debt relief. Even complain not could the KKH as statutory body against the previous Government’s plans. Kailuweit, however, pointed to the right of action of the Association of spare cash and the ability to support actions of individual members. The KKH has about two million policyholders.