Kdo Chce, ať Platí. Podle Babiše by Měly Být Poplatky Za ČT a Rozhlas Dobrovolné
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The government maintains its controversial plan to abolish broadcasting fees, but public broadcasters propose a compromise.
Abolition of television and radio fees, protests in front of the Chamber of Deputies and sharp exchanges between politicians. The debate on the future of Czech Television (ČT) and Czech Radio (ČRo) continued on Sunday in Partia Terezia Tománková on CNN Prima News. First Deputy Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies Patrik Nacher (ANO) called for a change in the very form of public service, but could not explain how the government wants to finance bo…
The government coalition does not plan to limit the discussion during the second reading of the proposal to abolish the television and radio fee, which will take place in the Chamber of Deputies in January. The Ministry of Finance is also working on a financing proposal, according to which the money for the operation of Czech Television and Czech Radio would not come from the budget...
Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) rejects opposition criticism that the ruling coalition's deputies approved the proposal to abolish television and radio fees at 4:36 a.m. in the first reading. According to Babiš, such a time in the Chamber of Deputies is nothing exceptional, because even during the government of Petr Fiala (ODS), some laws were also approved at four in the morning. Babiš stated this on the Nova TV program Za pět minut dvanac.
The government coalition does not plan to limit the discussion during the second reading of the proposal to abolish the television and radio fee, which will take place in the Chamber of Deputies in January. The Ministry of Finance is also working on a proposal according to which money for the operation of Czech Television and Czech Radio would not come from the budget and the fees would remain on a voluntary basis. Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (A…
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