Berlin (ddp). The dispute over the health care reform is more and more of the trial of strength within the Union. Saarland Minister-President Peter Mueller called on German Chancellor Angela Merkel to do without if necessary to the health fund. Prime Wolfgang Böhmer, Saxony-Anhalt (all CDU) accused fellow Union deviate from adopted agreements. Vice-Chancellor Franz Müntefering (SPD) criticised, the Prime Minister of the Union threatened the capacity of the Federal Government. SPD General Secretary Hubertus Heil denied reports that his party in the dispute over the so-called one-percent rule should be prepared to compromise Meanwhile on Sunday. «A softening of the overload clause of one percent will not be there with the SPD.» «Contrary messages are wrong», said salvation. The «image Sunday» had previously reported that the one-percent clause should be relaxed. Muentefering called the one-percent limit “fixed size” for the SPD. Individual unions Prime Minister would interfere «obviously in ignoring their function» at an inappropriate time. At the same time, he conceded the big coalition have «not quite happy» moves in health reform. Also Federal Health Minister Ulla Schmidt (SPD) continue maintaining the controversial one-percent rule. According to current plans, the additional fee for heartburn to 1 percent of gross income would be limited. Saarland Minister-President Mueller advised Merkel: «A prime should be based on the principle, if I cannot reach an improvement, I do not wear also a deterioration. «»». Should get the SPD and Union of the small premium no competition, must «one seriously ask whether we are not in the old system and establish the employer’s contribution. The CDU politician asserted that the Chancellor could rely on the Prime Minister of the Union. «All Prime Minister want the success of the Grand Coalition,» Mueller said. Saxony-Anhalt’s Minister-President Böhmer, however, criticized the lack of solidarity of the other unions leaders and defended the one-percent rule. Solidarity-based financing is «a basic concern of the CDU, which we have decided at the Leipzig Congress with large clutter» Unless that now the same countries demanded a higher co-payment scheme, which had earlier sued the Federal Constitutional Court against the balance of the risk structure «not by chance». Böhmer was taken aback by the actions of his party friends. Of these would «now things in question provided», «one has agreed that». The overload clause had been a SPD concern though. The Union negotiators had but agreed, «also the CSU», stressed Böhmer. Specifically, he praised Merkel. The Chancellor will give trouble, «to get as far as possible fair under a hat all», and do this with outspoken nerve».