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Vít Rakušan stated that the Motorists initially wanted to oversee Andrej Babiš in the government, but according to him, they are now easing the rules on conflicts of interest. As evidence that conflicts of interest cost public money, he mentioned that the Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs will have to find tens of millions of crowns in its budget, which it will not receive from the European Union due to the conflict of interest of Mr. Juchelka's deputy. He added that the Prime Minister's own companies are drawing additional billions in violation of EU rules. According to Rakušan, this money is then missing for regional roads and social services in the regions. He accused government officials of robbing Czech citizens of their money and stated that the Motorists want to make it easier for them. #českápolitika #střetzájmů #Babiš (translated)

The last scout™ wrote that motorists entered the government with the promise to watch over Andrej Babiš, but according to him, they are now among the authors of the amendment to the lex Babiš, which mitigates the conflict of interest law. Filip Turek described the changes as "normalizing the legal environment." The last scout also noted that the European Commission suspended the deadline for the disbursement of support to Agrofert in September due to a possible conflict of interest involving the Prime Minister. https://t.co/rz6ZeQj1KU #Babiš #střetzájmu #politika (translated)

It is only about correcting the legal environment. In 2017, a law against Prime Minister Babiš was created, "It is only about correcting the legal environment. In 2017, a law against Prime Minister Babiš was created," Turek said to CNN Prima NEWS. #lexBabiš #střetzájmů #politika (translated)

"We will vigorously oppose the discussion of this nonsense! This proposal clearly reflects the way Andrej Babiš governs: If any laws hinder him, government MPs will change them so his business can continue to thrive," said ODS leader Martin Kupka on Friday. #lexBabiš #střetzájmů #politika (translated)

The government led by Andrej Babiš is proposing a change to the conflict of interest law, known as lex Babiš, which would ease the existing rules and allow companies owned by government members to receive grants and public contracts, provoking strong opposition. #lexBabiš #střetzájmů #politika (translated)

"It is not possible for the minister to run away here, hide in the elevator, and tell journalists that they are doing unpleasant journalism, annoying journalism, and similar things. 'It is not possible for the minister to run away here, hide in the elevator, and tell journalists that they are doing unpleasant journalism, annoying journalism, and similar things. He should normally come, explain the facts, and take direct responsibility towards someone, or towards himself,' Jurečka said." #Jucehlka #střetzájmů #NKÚ (translated)

Minister of Labor and Social Affairs Aleš Juchelka has gotten into a dispute with his predecessor Marian Jurečka over allegations of a conflict of interest involving his former advisor, which could result in a loss of 83 million crowns in European subsidies. #Jucehlka #střetzájmů #NKÚ (translated)

The European Commission confirmed that the trust fund established by Andrej Babiš does not address potential conflicts of interest in the management of agricultural subsidies and called on Czech authorities to take measures to prevent it. #Babiš #střetzájmů #Evropskákomise (translated)