Czech Chamber of Deputies

Czech Chamber of Deputies

The Czech Chamber of Deputies prematurely ended its current session as a preventative measure against the novel coronavirus at the proposal of its chairman Radek Vondracek (ANO) today, on March 11, 2020. With their vote, the deputies excluded all the remaining affairs that were to be debated, whereby they finished the session. Vondracek told the lower house that the Chamber of Deputies board was still on alert and may also meet in the weeks to come when the Chamber of Deputies would not have a session. If the impact of the spread of the novel coronavirus is bigger than presumed, the Chamber of Deputies is ready to meet and rapidly enact the associated legislation. (CTK Photo/Michal Kamaryt)

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