The political faction known as 'Aušrians' in Lithuania has put forward the name of an advisor to L. Šukytė-Korsakė as a candidate for the role of deputy minister of health. This information was confirmed by Robertas Puchovičius, the deputy leader of the Nemuno Aušra faction. He emphasized that while the individual proposed cannot be considered a deputy minister until formally appointed, their candidacy is part of ongoing political negotiations.

Additionally, Puchovičius commented on the status of the Energy Ministry's deputy minister position, stating that discussions on this front have not yet taken place. This suggests that the focus of political maneuvers is currently concentrated on health sector appointments, rather than those related to energy. The political landscape in Lithuania is evidently dynamic as various factions jockey for position in the government, reflecting both power-sharing agreements and ongoing negotiations with coalition partners.

The ongoing political strategy involves an agreement with the Social Democrats, allowing 'Nemuno Aušra' to claim two deputy minister positions in ministries that are not led by party members. This arrangement highlights the intricate nature of coalition politics in Lithuania, which not only involves party agreements but also strategic considerations regarding the distribution of power among ministerial roles.