Published date: 11.05.2026 |Processed date: 11.05.2026 |Session 10 |Submitters: Vláda
DocumentApprovedGovernment Bill
Scope: Part One–Part Six; § 1–§ 36; pages 1–30.
Effective in 2027, the law introduces a new electronic sales record-keeping system for businesses, including online reporting, certificates, inspections, and fines of up to 500,000 CZK; certain preparatory obligations will take effect earlier. It defines numerous exemptions, including for public institutions, the financial sector, certain entrepreneurs with disabilities, vending machines, and selected services; a special rule applies to citizens of another EU member state on a short-term stay who have severe visual or hearing impairments. It also amends income tax and VAT laws, introduces a 1,400 Kč surcharge for certain flat-rate taxpayers exempt from registration, reinstates tax credits for students and child care, and adjusts employee benefits, tips, and certain VAT rules.
Additional document 1 to document 57: Amendment to the Act on Medical Devices and In Vitro Diagnostic Medical Devices - EU - RJ
Processed date: 07.05.2026 |Session 10
Additional documentApproved
The proposal modifies the amendment returned by the Senate to introduce mandatory reporting of imminent interruption or termination of the supply of medical devices and to expand the powers of the Institute and the Ministry of Health to deal with their unavailability. Manufacturers, distributors, importers and health service providers will be required to provide data on request, and the Ministry will be able to temporarily regulate the marketing, distribution, prescription, dispensing and use of devices by means of a measure of a general nature. The proposal also adds new offences and penalties for failure to comply with information obligations or breach of these measures. Electronic reporting is to be made temporarily via a form on the Institute’s website, and later via the medical device information system.
Additional document 2 to document 57: Amendment to the Act on Medical Devices and In Vitro Diagnostic Medical Devices - EU - RJ
Processed date: 07.05.2026 |Session 10
Additional documentApproved
The Senate returns the amendment on medical devices to the Chamber of Deputies with amendments. The amendments mainly specify that a manufacturer established in the Czech Republic or its authorised representative should report interruptions or termination of supply to the Institute electronically via a form on its website, delete one original point of the proposal and modify related references in the sanction and procedural provisions. The Senate also adds a rule for the issuance and revocation of a general measure and proposes that the law take effect the day after its promulgation.
Additional document 7 to document 11: Amendment to the Act on Social Security Insurance Contributions – RJ
Processed date: 07.05.2026 |Session 10
Additional documentApproved
The proposal changes the rules for the minimum monthly assessment base for self-employed persons with a main activity so that instead of a gradual increase from 30% in 2024 to 35% in 2025 to 40% from 2026, it now sets a uniform 35% of the average wage. This reduces the projected financial burden on self-employed persons from 2026 onwards. At the same time, it regulates the refund of overpayments, the extinction of part of the advances and penalties due and the method of offsetting advances for 2026, including for persons in the flat-rate scheme.
Additional document 8 to document 11: Amendment to the Act on Social Security Insurance Contributions – RJ
Processed date: 07.05.2026 |Session 10
Additional documentApproved
The Senate rejected the draft amendment to the Social Security Contributions Act. The Senate rejected an amendment according to which the monthly assessment base for self-employed persons in their main activity was to remain at 35% of the average wage after 2025 instead of being further increased. The Senate also instructed three senators to justify this position in the Chamber of Deputies.
Additional document 3 to document 125: Amendment to the Act on Social Services – RJ
Processed date: 07.05.2026 |Session 10
Additional documentApproved
The amendments mainly increase some benefits for people with disabilities from 1 January 2027. They propose to increase the care allowance either across the board in several tiers or significantly only for the highest tier from CZK 27,000 to CZK 40,500 or CZK 54,000, and to increase the mobility allowance from CZK 2,900 to CZK 3,000. At the same time, it provides that the Labour Office will make adjustments automatically without an application, and cancels some of the earlier postponed changes in the 2022 Act.
Additional document 3 to document 124: Amendment to the Act on State Social Support – RJ
Processed date: 07.05.2026 |Session 10
Additional documentApproved
The amendments mainly change the rules on parental allowance. One version increases its total amount from CZK 350 000 to CZK 420 000 and introduces regular indexation, while another newly links it to the minimum wage; transitional rules are also added for ongoing entitlements. Another proposal regulates the payment of the allowance before birth and clarifies the obligation to provide proof of personal care after the birth of the child, otherwise the entitlement will retroactively expire on the date of birth.
Processed date: 06.05.2026 |Session 10 |Submitters: Marian Jurečka
ProposalApproved
The amendment increases the amounts of the child and adult care allowance from 1 January 2027 to partially restore their purchasing power after inflation. The new amounts are to be adjusted automatically without an application and without issuing a notice, only by an entry in the file. The annual impact on the state budget is estimated at around CZK 1.91 billion.
Processed date: 06.05.2026 |Session 10 |Submitters: Marian Jurečka
ProposalApproved
The amendment amends the main text so that the enhanced mobility allowance for people using home oxygen therapy or home lung ventilation is not just extended temporarily but remains permanently. Existing provisions which were intended to end this support in the future are removed, so that it is no longer time-limited. The proposal does not change the amount of the benefit or the range of beneficiaries, but strengthens the legal certainty of the households concerned; the additional costs are not due to be incurred until 2028.
Processed date: 06.05.2026 |Session 10 |Submitters: Marian Jurečka
ProposalApproved
The amendment doubles the care allowance for stage IV dependency for people outside residential social services from CZK 27 000 to CZK 54 000 per month, for both children and adults. It does not change the range of beneficiaries or the conditions of entitlement, but only increases the benefit for the most severe cases of care in the home environment. At the same time, it introduces transitional rules to allow the Labour Office to increase the benefit automatically even for cases already running and being paid without a new application. This change is proposed to take effect on January 1, 2027.
Processed date: 06.05.2026 |Session 10 |Submitters: Marian Jurečka
ProposalApproved
The amendment increases the care allowance for persons living outside of residential social services from CZK 27 000 to CZK 40 500 per month for children and adults. It does not change the range of eligible persons or the conditions of entitlement, but only the amount of the benefit for a narrowly defined group of people with the most severe disabilities. At the same time, it introduces transitional rules to allow the Labour Office to increase the benefit automatically even for cases already underway and being paid without a new application. This change is now set to take effect on 1 January 2027.
Processed date: 06.05.2026 |Session 10 |Submitters: Marian Jurečka
ProposalApproved
The amendment increases the care allowance for children up to 18 years of age in dependency level IV outside residential social services from CZK 27 000 to CZK 54 000 per month. The change does not affect adults or children in residential services and is intended to help families caring for children with the most severe disabilities at home. It includes transitional rules to allow the Labour Office to adjust the benefit automatically without a request. The effective date is proposed to be January 1, 2027.
Processed date: 06.05.2026 |Session 10 |Submitters: Jana Pastuchová
ProposalApproved
The amendment moves the enhanced mobility allowance for people using home oxygen therapy or pulmonary ventilation from a temporary to a permanent scheme. It also increases the amount from CZK 2 900 to CZK 3 000 per month from 1 January 2027 and stipulates that the Labour Office will automatically adjust the benefit without a new application and without issuing a new decision. The proposal also abolishes earlier provisions under which this special arrangement was to expire over time.
Processed date: 06.05.2026 |Session 10 |Submitters: Olga Richterová
ProposalApproved
The amendment changes the parental allowance from a fixed amount to an amount linked to the minimum wage. The total amount is changed from CZK 350 000 to 20 times the minimum wage, for multiples from twice CZK 350 000 to 40 times the minimum wage, and the monthly limit is changed from CZK 15 000 to one twenty-fourth of the total amount. At the same time, it introduces transitional rules for previously accrued entitlements and increases them to CZK 375,000 or CZK 400,000, depending on the date of birth of the child, with effect from 1 July 2026.
Processed date: 06.05.2026 |Session 10 |Submitters: Olga Richterová
ProposalApproved
The amendment increases the total amount of the parental allowance from CZK 350 000 to CZK 420 000; the increase will be doubled for multiples. At the same time, it introduces regular annual indexation according to price increases and part of the increase in real wages, so that the benefit does not lose value. It provides for a transitional increase to CZK 375,000 or CZK 400,000 depending on the date of birth or adoption of the child, starting from 1 July 2026.
The amendment modifies the parental allowance before the birth so that there is no loss of support if the child is born in the month after the expected due date; in such a case, the benefit is also due for this intermediate month. At the same time, it amends the previous rule whereby a parent had to make a new application after the birth and provides for an automatic transition to the normal parental allowance. However, the parent must provide evidence of personal full-time and proper care of the child in time, otherwise entitlement will cease on the date of birth. According to the explanatory memorandum, the proposal does not increase the total amount paid or the state’s expenditure, but only changes the timing of payment and reduces administration.
Processed date: 05.05.2026 |Session 10 |Submitters: Michal Zuna
ProposalApproved
The amendment merely postpones the entry into force of the amendment to the Rules of Procedure of the Chamber of Deputies. Instead of taking effect on the fifteenth day after its promulgation, the law is to apply only from 1 July 2029. The aim is to ensure that the rules of procedure do not change in the middle of a parliamentary term and only apply to newly elected Members.
Additional document 3 to document 82: Amendment to the Housing Support Act
Processed date: 04.05.2026 |Session 10
Additional documentApproved
This is a resolution of the Guarantee Committee on the amendment to the Housing Support Act, which sets out the order of voting on amendments in the third reading and determines which proposals become non-votable if others are adopted. At the same time, the Committee took positions on the various proposals, recommending some, not recommending some and leaving some without an opinion. The document itself does not substantively change the rules on housing support, but it does organise the further legislative procedure for approving the amendment.
Additional document 4 to document 119: Amendment to the Act on Supplementary Pension Savings - RJ
Processed date: 30.04.2026 |Session 10
Additional documentApproved
This is a resolution of the Budget Committee on the amendment on supplementary pension savings and income taxes. After the second reading, the Committee proposed the order of voting in the third reading and recommended that the Chamber of Deputies not adopt all of the amendments A, B.1 and B.2. The document itself does not substantively change the content of the law, but sets out the procedural position of the guarantee committee for further discussion.
Additional document 1 to document 16: Government Bill amending certain Acts in connection with financial services contracts – EU
Processed date: 30.04.2026 |Session 10
Additional documentApproved
The Budget Committee recommends that the Chamber of Deputies approve the Government’s draft law on amendments to distance contracts for financial services. The resolution serves as a basis for the second reading and also authorises the rapporteur to submit the committee’s opinion and to make legislative and technical amendments. The resolution itself does not contain substantive changes to the text of the bill.
Additional document 3 to document 13: Amendment to the Act on Investment Companies – EU
Processed date: 30.04.2026 |Session 10
Additional documentApproved
The document is a resolution of the Budget Committee as a guarantee committee on the amendment to the Investment Companies and Funds Act. The Committee recommends that the Chamber of Deputies approve its amendment at third reading and sets out the order of voting, and no motion to reject was tabled. This is mainly a procedural opinion of the Committee on the further legislative procedure.
Additional document 2 to document 125: Amendment to the Act on Social Services – RJ
Processed date: 29.04.2026 |Session 10
Additional documentApproved
The Committee on Social Policy has recommended that the Chamber of Deputies approve the bill regulating social services and benefits for persons with disabilities. The resolution itself does not contain substantive changes to the law, but expresses the Committee’s approval of the amendment and instructs the rapporteur to introduce it in the Chamber. At the same time, it allows for legislative technical amendments to be made.
Additional document 2 to document 124: Amendment to the Act on State Social Support – RJ
Processed date: 29.04.2026 |Session 10
Additional documentApproved
The Committee on Social Policy recommends that the Chamber of Deputies approve the draft amendment to the Act on State Social Support and related legislation. The resolution itself does not contain substantive changes to the text of the law, but expresses support for the main proposal and authorises the rapporteur to submit it and to make legislative technical amendments. It is therefore a procedural step in the legislative process.
Additional document 6 to document 72: Amendment to the Act on the Rules of Procedure of the Chamber of Deputies
Processed date: 29.04.2026 |Session 10
Additional documentApproved
The Standing Committee on the Constitution of the Czech Republic and Parliamentary Procedures recommends that the Chamber of Deputies approve the draft amendment to the Rules of Procedure of the Chamber of Deputies without amendments as submitted. At the same time, it instructs the Chairman of the Commission to present the Commission’s opinion at the Chamber of Deputies. It is therefore a subsidiary resolution to the main motion to amend the Rules of Procedure of the House.
Additional document 3 to document 90: Gov’t bill amending certain Acts in the area of public budgets - EU - RJ
Processed date: 23.04.2026 |Session 10
Additional documentApproved
The Committee on Budgets, as the committee responsible, has set the order of voting on the amendments to the Act amending the rules of public budgets on third reading. The Committee did not recommend most of the proposals, but recommended only proposals F, G, B1 and B2. The resolution also specifies which proposals will become non-votable if others are adopted and instructs the rapporteur to submit her opinion to the House.