Additional documents
Additional document 1
Government Resolution on Parliamentary Print No. 114/0
Processed date: 03.09.2026Scope: Pages 1–2.
The Budget Committee began deliberations on the government’s bill regarding the carbon border adjustment mechanism. It adjourned the deliberations until September 16, 2026, and set a deadline for written amendments by noon on September 11, 2026. The resolution itself does not change the CBAM rules or the obligations of importers.
Additional document 2
Resolution of the Committee on the Environment on Parliamentary Print No. 114/0
Processed date: 03.09.2026Scope: pages 1–2.
The Environment Committee recommends that the Chamber of Deputies approve the government’s proposed amendment to the Act on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer and Fluorinated Greenhouse Gases as drafted. The committee rapporteur is to present the results of the deliberations to the Chamber and, together with the Legislative Department, make any necessary technical amendments to the legislation. The committee chair is to submit the resolution to the Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies.
Additional document 3
Government Resolution on Parliamentary Print No. 114/0
Processed date: 17.09.2026Scope: pages 1–2.
The Budget Committee recommends that the Chamber of Deputies approve the government’s bill regulating the rules of the carbon border adjustment mechanism. The resolution does not contain any substantive amendments; the rapporteur is authorized only to present the committee’s opinion and to make any necessary technical legislative adjustments.
Proposals
Proposal 1997
114 - 1997 - Patrik Pařil
Scope: Section 4; pages 1–2.
The amendment adds a provision to the law stating that proceeds from the sale of CBAM certificates that have not been repurchased constitute revenue for the state budget. It is intended to eliminate uncertainty regarding the budgetary allocation of these funds and to account for the amounts paid out during repurchases. Once definitively allocated, the funds are to be transferred from the Ministry of the Environment’s account to the state budget’s revenue account.
Proposal 2098
114 - 2098 - Eva Fialová
Scope: Section 11; pages 1–11.
The amendment repeals the fixed limit under which compensation for indirect costs for energy-intensive sectors could not exceed 25% of the proceeds from emissions permit auctions. The government will continue to determine the amount of compensation annually; however, it may now exceed the limit without being required to make across-the-board cuts to support for businesses. If the 25% limit is exceeded, a justification must be published, along with information on electricity prices for the affected sectors and an assessment of other long-term measures to reduce indirect carbon costs. The proposal aims to strengthen industrial competitiveness, limit carbon leakage, and take effect on the date of its publication.