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HlídacíPes.org stated that lawmakers demanded the president to provide proof of private payments, even though he claimed they had no business with them. At the same time, it reported that the government majority was ready to approve further borrowing of nearly 400 billion crowns, despite having decision-making and supervisory power over the state budget. https://t.co/lOuoH7UcgG #politika #českárepublika #vláda (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)

Members of the National Assembly are discussing the law on intervention measures, which the coalition supports as a development law, while the opposition cautiously warns about misleading information and opposes the proposal that will be put to a referendum in December. (translated)

Kutil Tona criticized Filip Turka and wrote that his behavior did not correspond to the dignified performance of a parliamentary mandate. As examples, he mentioned a cigar in the office, boastful speeches, and a cigarette butt stuck in a dessert. While some politicians, according to him, left behind laws or ideas, Turka, according to the author, left the impression of rude and impolite behavior. #politika #poslanci #důstojnost (translated)

Katja Kokot replied that almost all documents are taken for destruction, although some pages may have been lost among the magazines. She added that there are also offices of the Democrats, NSi, and some committees nearby, hinting that in the past there had evidently been something interesting, which made it worth reviewing the documents. She explained that these accumulate over time even in the computer age, as MPs note down what they want to say during sessions and meetings when it's their turn. These notes apparently should also be interesting. #papir #politika #zapiski (translated)

Viet Tran asked about the costs associated with the electoral turnover of President Pavel and stated that, in his opinion, they were not low. He deemed even more important the question of damages in the range of several tens of millions of crowns, which he claimed were caused by the former advisor to Minister Juchelka. He also questioned the government lawmakers about where they are. https://t.co/Pd8iMxDiJW #politika #volby #náklady (translated)

Martin Schmarcz wrote that the president did not respond to the government "108" which still tried to do so. He claimed that the government MPs were not bothered by the deficit of over 400 billion or the canceled flight to China paid for with state funds, but they were bothered by the president's private flight. He criticized them for not overseeing things they should have overseen and wanting to control matters that they had no right to control. #politika #vláda #prezident (translated)

The last scout was outraged by government deputies, the author stated. He described their behavior as evil, vengeful, foolish, and embarrassing, and wrote that the highest constitutional official is not accountable to the Chamber, especially when it comes to his private trip. https://t.co/ZRoJofsu07 #politik #vláda #českárepublika (translated)

The author Kutil Ondra wrote that the public debate devoted disproportionate attention to the private vacation trip of the president and demands for its transparency, while other topics remained sidelined. He stated that the state-owned ČEPRO was, in his view, trading billions without a public tender with companies connected to the prime minister, that statements from some MPs about children with mental difficulties only outraged part of the public, and that warnings from security services or questions regarding the defense of the state faced trivialization from some government politicians. He also criticized the glorification of allegedly clean coal and arguments against renewable sources, which he labeled as outdated, and reminded of the country's indebtedness as well as unresolved issues regarding the prime minister's conflict of interest. He added that he remembered what the current prime minister said about financing his private vacations, but felt ashamed to write it down; he also felt ashamed, in his own words, of who stands at the head of the government. What he found most disturbing was that people have stopped asking about a number of important matters. #politika #transparentnost #odpovědnost (translated)

The author of the initiative asked President Petr Pavel to disclose the details of the funding for his private trip to Morocco, including the costs of air travel. He stated that the public has the right to transparency from all public officials and that an explanation could close the matter. At the same time, he indicated that the attention of government deputies should be directed towards more pressing issues. He mentioned the purchases of state-owned Čeper from Agrofert for billions of crowns without a public tender, unresolved questions concerning the conflict of interest of Prime Minister Andrej Babiš, the state budget situation, and the defense and security of the Czech Republic. He claimed that deputies had been dealing with the funding of the president's trip for already two weeks and called for similar diligence in overseeing the management of the state and their own political representatives. #transparentnost #veřejnépeníze #politika (translated)

Kutil then criticized the Motorists for wanting to decide which children belong in regular schools. He stated that Petr Macinka explained that a physically disabled child belongs in a regular school if they are psychologically sound in his opinion. The author then asked how to approach lawmakers who, in his opinion, lack empathy, judgment, and understanding of basic principles of education. As a solution, he suggested individual support, patient explanations, and assistants instead of excluding them from the community. At the same time, he expressed concern that in the case of Macinka and his collaborators, even a large number of assistants might not be sufficient. #vzdělávání #inkluzivnívzdělávání #empatie (translated)

Marek Rašovský asked for a link to the vote from the previous day, during which, according to him, the MPs approved Rajchl's proposal for the president to present accounts for his vacation. He stated that he wanted to review the list of MPs whom he labeled derogatorily. #hlasování #politika #prezident (translated)

"The aim of this amendment is an extraordinary tax responding to the significant increase in the prices of refining products," Finance Minister Alena Schillerová (ANO) rejected in front of lawmakers that it was a tax for one company. #mimořádnadaně #rafinerie #Českárepublika (translated)

The author of the contribution stated that the draft law, which was intended to completely eliminate the conflict of interest for Prime Minister Andrej Babiš, was on the agenda of the meeting of the Chamber of Deputies starting the following day. According to him, four government deputies signed it: Radek Vondráček and David Pražák from ANO, Marie Pošarová from SPD, and Filip Turek from Motorists. https://t.co/j39v84oFwE #politika #českárepublika #poslaneckásněmovna #CZ (translated)