Vít Rakušan stated that the president vetoed a new law on civil servants, which he claimed was prepared by the government coalition and was supposed to replace the current civil service law. He cited threats to the independence of public administration, the absence of expert discussion, and a missing impact analysis as the reasons for the veto. Rakušan described the government's reaction to the veto as a retaliation against the president for exercising his constitutional right. He claimed that the coalition called the MPs together to override the law instead of engaging in debate and arguments. According to Rakušan, public administration needed experts who could work without fear of political pressure. He warned that employees under the threat of dismissal might yield to ministers, for example, when recovering improperly paid subsidies. #politika #vláda #prezident (translated)


