The leadership of the People’s Democrats and TOP 09 approved the coalition agreement and the program of the upcoming government coalition on Friday afternoon. The agreement was already authorized yesterday by the ODS and STAN leadership, with only the Pirates remaining to do the same on Monday.
The People’s Party will have the leadership of the Agriculture Ministry, the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs, and the Ministry of the Environment.
Party chairman Marian Jurečka said that the party had achieved a good deal. He will head the Agriculture Ministry, while Senator Šárka Jelínková will head the Labour Ministry. According to the chairman, his priority will be to defend the interests of those who are falling through the social network. Petr Hladík, deputy mayor of Brno, is expected to head the environment ministry.
Marek Výborný, the party’s parliamentary club head, added that the party wants JJan Bartošek, who has previously served in the lower chamber’s leadership, as deputy speaker.
TOP 09 chairwoman Markéta Pekarová Adamová said the party should take over the health and science ministries. Initially, there were speculations about the Ministry of Culture too. The party also wants to nominate its leader to become the speaker of the lower house.
Below is the expected distribution of the ministries between the coalition parties and the upcoming ministers.
ODS
Prime Minister Petr Fiala
Finance Minister Zbyněk Stanjura
Ministry of Defence Jana Černochová
Ministry of Transport Martin Kupka
Ministry of Justice Pavel Blažek
Ministry of Culture ?
KDU-ČSL
Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs Šárka Jelínková
Ministry of Agriculture Marian Jurečka
Ministry of the Environment Petr Hladík
TOP 09
Ministry of Health Vlastimil Válek
Ministry of Science ?
STAN
Ministry of the Interior Vít Rakušan
Ministry of Industry and Trade Věslav Michalik
Ministry of Education Petr Gazdík
Ministry of European Affairs ?
Pirates
Ministry of Foreign Affairs Jan Lipavský
Ministry of Regional Development Ivan Bartoš
Minister for Legislation ?
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