Scope: Part One–Part Twelve; § 1–§ 70; pages 1–29.

The Act comprehensively regulates the rules for national and local budgeting and aligns the Czech framework for fiscal responsibility with European Union rules. It allows for an increase in spending beyond the framework from 2026 to 2036, particularly for defense, strategic infrastructure, and in the event of a serious deterioration in the security situation. It changes the oversight of public finances, strengthens the role of the National Budget Council and the Budget Committee, and introduces conflict-of-interest rules for Council members. It also regulates state repayable financing for low-carbon power plants, including rules for nuclear projects.

Scope: Part One–Part Five; § 2–§ 144; pages 1–15.

The Act primarily amends the housing support system: it transfers a number of responsibilities from contact points to the Labor Office, repeals certain existing procedures and guidelines, and further digitizes the submission of applications, decision-making, and case management. At the same time, it expands the group of individuals eligible to apply for the registration of a need for support measures, including asylum seekers, recipients of subsidiary protection, and certain foreign nationals with residence permits, and introduces a priority procedure for particularly urgent cases, especially those involving domestic violence, for families with children, and for people experiencing homelessness. Significant changes are being made to housing registries and reporting requirements, while certain provisions and related government regulations are being repealed. Furthermore, the Labor Office’s jurisdiction in the area of housing support is being expanded, and a transitional period is being introduced for entrepreneurs in the field of counseling psychotherapy.

Scope: Sections 32–121; pages 1–5.

The Act regulates the rules of procedure of the Chamber of Deputies; in particular, it renames the Petitions Committee as the Committee on Human Rights and Petitions and the Committee on Media Affairs as the Committee on Media and Culture. It clarifies and restricts the rules governing members’ speeches, the length of debates, points of order, and the ability to close a debate and vote at a specified time. It amends the rules governing the third reading of bills and the deliberation of the state budget and the state final accounts, including the finalization of the budget from the previous legislative term. The Act takes effect on the fifteenth day following its promulgation.