The opposition is turning to the Constitutional Court due to the limitation of presidential powers

The opposition is appealing to the Constitutional Court regarding a law limiting presidential powers, seeking a preliminary injunction. This law, supported by ANO, SPD, and Motorist MPs, is criticized as unconstitutional. Concerns arise as the changes could take effect from November 1. Lawmakers aim to prevent what they see as an unconstitutional takeover of state institutions. The law restricts the president's ability to appoint and dismiss heads of permanent missions to international organizations, having been passed despite previous vetoes. Critics argue this is a coalition retaliation against President Pavel for his refusal to appoint a specific minister and for his insistence on attending a NATO summit.