Prague – Today’s government meeting was also attended by Filip Turek (for the Motorists party), government envoy for climate policy and the Green Deal, whom the government appointed to this position last Monday. Turek arrived at Straka Academy already for the morning session of the coalition council. ČTK reported that he remained present during the cabinet meeting. When asked whether this was due to any special topic, he did not respond.

It is happening again. The President of the Republic has refused to appoint a minister. And once again, this act passes without major confrontation. This approach, however, only erodes the Constitution, and perhaps the time has already come for a radical step.

President Petr Pavel continues to refuse to appoint Filip Turek, honorary president of the Motorists party, as Minister of the Environment. Therefore, Turek is expected to operate at the ministry as a government envoy for the Green Deal. However, even this role raises a number of questions. How does Filip Turek envision his future? Does he stand by his statements about Ukraine? And does he regret meeting Machmud Muradov? These questions were posed to him on the TV program Za

By refusing to appoint Filip Turek, the honorary leader of the Motorists for Themselves party, as Minister of the Environment, President Petr Pavel has most likely lost the presidential election in 2028.

MP and honorary president of the Motorists party, Filip Turek, views his position as government envoy for climate policy and the Green Deal primarily as a political rather than an executive role. He will issue recommendations and position papers and intends to focus first and foremost on emissions allowances, which he considers disadvantageous for the Czech Republic, as well as on simplifying emissions tariffs.

MP Filip Turek (Motorists for Themselves) views his position as envoy for climate policy and the Green Deal primarily as a political role rather than an executive one.

MP and honorary president of the Motorists party, Filip Turek, views his position as government envoy for climate policy and the Green Deal primarily as a political rather than an executive role. He will issue recommendations and position papers and intends to focus first on emissions allowances, which he considers disadvantageous for the Czech Republic, as well as on simplifying emissions tariffs. The politician said this on Saturday in the TV Nova discussion program Za pět

The MPs called on the voices of President Petr Pavel's coalition to appoint members of the government without delay and without assessing the suitability of candidates. The call concerns Filip Turk from the Motorists.

The Chamber of Deputies has called on the votes of President Petr Pavel's governing coalition to appoint members of the government on the proposal of the Prime Minister without delay and without assessing the suitability of candidates.

Foreign Minister Petr Macinka suggested that the Castle’s response to a parliamentary resolution calling on the president to appoint members of the government without delay when proposed by the prime minister may have been issued without the president’s knowledge.

Prague - MP and honorary president of the Motorists' Party Filip Turek will be an employee of the Ministry of the Environment as the government's representative for climate policy and the Green Deal, based on an employment contract or work agreement. This follows from the status of the representative, which was approved by the government on Monday.

The deputy and honorary president of the Motorists' Party, Filip Turek , has become the new Commissioner for Climate Policy and the Green Deal , whom President Petr Pavel does not want to appoint as Minister of the Environment. Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) told reporters after Monday's government meeting that this is a temporary solution.

President Petr Pavel’s decision not to appoint Motorists MP Filip Turek as Minister of the Environment has opened a dispute over the limits of presidential powers. Party chairman Petr Macinka speaks of a constitutional foul and questions the impartiality of the Constitutional Court, which the Castle has rejected as unacceptable.

President Petr Pavel refuses to appoint Motorists' MP Filip Turk as Minister of the Environment. Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) announced this after Wednesday's New Year's lunch with the head of state at Prague Castle. He submitted Turk's nomination for a government member to the president in agreement with Motorists. Pavel will then send a written response to the prime minister.

We will take another step towards a system in which the formation of the government will no longer be the sole responsibility of the prime minister as in parliamentarism, but will become the result of consultations with the cadre department of Prague Castle.