Additional documents
Additional document 1
Resolution of the Economic Committee on Print 56/0
Processed date: 02.04.2026The Economic Committee of the Chamber of Deputies has suspended the discussion of the government’s bill related to the introduction of electronic communications networks with very high capacity. At the same time, it set a timetable for further discussion of the proposal. Deputies may submit amendments until 5 May 2026, after which the Ministry will prepare a summary of the amendments by 12 May 2026. The actual discussion in the Committee is scheduled for 14 May 2026.
Additional document 2
Resolution of the Economic Committee on Print 56/0
Processed date: 15.05.2026The Economic Committee recommends approval of the Government’s Bill with amendments. It repeals the original parts 4 and 5 and adds new amendments to the Act on accessibility of certain products and services, in particular clarifying the requirements for accessibility of products and services regulated by other EU regulations. The draft also clarifies supervision, control of the assessment of undue burden and the procedure for withdrawing products from the market following a decision of the European Commission. At the same time, it empowers the rapporteur to make technical legislative amendments without substantive change to the content.
Additional document 3
Amendments and other proposals to Print No. 56/0
Processed date: 25.06.2026Scope: Part Six; Sections 3–27; pages 1–6.
The proposed amendment to the accompanying act primarily repeals the original Parts Four and Five and introduces new amendments to the Act on the Accessibility of Certain Products and Services to more clearly define when accessibility requirements are considered met and how the supervisory authority should proceed. At the same time, it clarifies the rules for recording data on technical infrastructure, strengthens the authority’s supervisory powers, and extends penalties to cases where data is recorded incorrectly, not just when it is missing. Other proposals amend the conditions for approving projects involving electronic communications networks without documented consent from the landowner and shorten the retention period for operational and location data from 6 to 4 months, including an obligation to promptly destroy older data. This affects electronic communications, infrastructure data management, and the accessibility of services for people with disabilities.
Proposals
We do not know whether the listed proposals were approved or declined.
Proposal 1122
56 - 1122 - Marek Novák
The amendment tightens the control and penalties for incorrect recording of data on transport and technical infrastructure in digital technical maps. The Czech Office of Surveying and Cadastre is now to explicitly check whether the data are entered correctly in accordance with the law and implementing regulations. The offence is also extended to cases where data on physical infrastructure is not only not recorded, but is recorded incorrectly; the aim is to better enforce the obligations under the EU Gigabit Infrastructure Regulation.
Proposal 1136
56 - 1136 - Marek Novák
The amendment specifies that if the owner’s consent to the construction of a communication network is not provided for certain public land, this does not prevent the issue of a planning permission. In such a case, a special easement under Section 104a will not be created and the general procedure under Section 104 will apply. The proposal is intended to remove interpretative ambiguities, increase legal certainty and speed up the construction of electronic communications networks.
Proposal 1288
56 - 1288 - Marek Novák
The amendment reduces the period of mandatory retention of traffic and location data by operators from 6 to 4 months. It also requires providers of electronic communications networks and services to modify their systems and delete data older than 4 months within 1 month. The aim is to mitigate the invasion of privacy and data protection while maintaining the use of this data for law enforcement, search and security purposes.
Proposal 1295
56 - 1295 - Marek Novák
The amendment changes the rules for maintaining sensitive data on technical infrastructure in digital technical maps of regions. A new agreement on a different way of keeping such data is concluded between the owner, administrator or operator of the infrastructure and the Czech Office of Surveying and Cadastre, and must be approved by the relevant central administrative authority. At the same time, the validity of amendments and termination of the agreement is explicitly regulated and it is stipulated that the rights and obligations under the agreement are transferred to the legal successor. The proposal is thus intended to eliminate dysfunctional practices and better protect infrastructure important for defence, order and security.
Proposal 1413
56 - 1413 - Marek Novák
Scope: Part One; Sections 4b–17a; pages 1–7.
The amendment clarifies the regulation of digital technical maps so that the Czech Office for Surveying, Mapping, and Cadastre explicitly verifies whether data on transportation and technical infrastructure are recorded correctly in accordance with the law and implementing regulations. At the same time, the definition of an administrative offense is expanded to cover not only the failure to record data but also the recording of data in violation of the requirements; furthermore, it is explicitly stipulated that sanctions apply only to violations of the obligations required by the EU Regulation on gigabit infrastructure. The draft also replaces old references to the previous law with a direct reference to EU Regulation 2024/1309 and amends the related rules for planned construction work and the provision of data. The result is stronger data quality control and clearer enforcement of obligations, with high fines of up to 10 million CZK or 5% of turnover.