That it is the sense of the House of Representatives that any legislation to repeal the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, or substantial portions of such Act, should include provisions for a replacement for such Act that— (1) provides for health insurance coverage for at least the same number of people who would be covered pursuant to the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act if such Act were not repealed; (2) provides for health insurance coverage that is affordable, including subsidies for such coverage based on family size, income, and local cost of coverage; (3) provides for cost-sharing under such health insurance coverage that is affordable for lower-income and middle-income families, with no cost-sharing for those with the lowest incomes; (4) provides for access to a stable, comprehensive package of health coverage benefits; (5) provides for health insurance marketplaces that are easy to navigate and rules that make it easier for health care consumers to compare different health plans based on cost and quality; (6) provides for prohibitions against health insurance coverage having annual limits or lifetime benefit caps; and (7) works to address the underlying reasons for high health care costs to Americans.