Prime Minister, Ministers
Appointing, recalling and delegation of the President of the Republic with regard to the Czech Republic Government
Power of the President of the Republic to appoint and recall the Prime Minister and other Government Members and to accept their resignations, to recall the Government and accept their resignations, as well as to commission the Government the resignation of which the President accepted or which he recalled, to temporarily execute their offices until new government is appointed, results from the Constitution of the Czech Republic.
25/04/2005
President of the Republic Vaclav Klaus received the Prime Minister Stanislav Gross at the Prague Castle who handed in resignation of the Government of the Czech Republic. The resignation was accepted.
25/04/2005
President of the Republic Vaclav Klaus appointed Jiri Paroubek to the office of Prime Minister and commissioned him to construct the Czech Republic Government.
25/04/2005
President of the Republic Vaclav Klaus appointed a new Government of the Czech Republic upon proposal of the appointed Prime Minister Jiri Paroubek.
- M. Sc. Jiri Paroubek
Prime Minister - M. A. Bohuslav Sobotka
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance - M. Sc. Martin Jahn
Deputy Prime Minister for Economy - M. Sc. Zdenek Skromach
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Labour and Social Affairs - LL. D. Pavel Nemec
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Justice - M. Sc. Milan Simonovsky
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport - LL. D. Cyril Svoboda
Minister of Foreign Affairs - RNDr. Libor Ambrozek
Minister of the Environment - M. A. Frantisek Bublan
Minister of the Interior - M. Sc. Milan Urban
Minister of Industry and Trade - Pavel Dostal
Minister of Culture - LL. D. Petra Buzkova
Minister of Education, Youth and Sports - M. D. Milada Emmerova
Minister of Health - M. Sc. Petr Zgarba
Minister of Agriculture - M. A. Radko Martinek
Minister for Local Development - LL. D. Pavel Zarecky, app. PhD.
Minister and Chairman of the Government Legislative Council - LL. D. Karel Kühnl
Minister of Defence - M. Sc. Dana Berova
Minister of Informatics
04/08/2004
President of the Republic Vaclav Klaus appointed a new Government of the Czech Republic upon proposal of the appointed Prime Minister Stanislav Gross.
- LL. D. Stanislav Gross
Prime Minister - M. Sc. Zdenek Skromach
First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Labour and Social Affairs - M. Sc. Martin Jahn
Deputy Prime Minister for Economy - LL. D. Pavel Nemec
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Justice - M. Sc. Milan Simonovsky
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport - M. A. Frantisek Bublan
Minister of the Interior - LL. D. Karel Kühnl
Minister of Defence - M. A. Bohuslav Sobotka
Minister of Finance - LL. D. Cyril Svoboda
Minister of Foreign Affairs - M. Sc. Jiri Paroubek
Minister for Local Development - LL. D. Petra Buzkova
Minister of Education, Youth and Sports - MUDr. Milada Emmerova
Minister of Health - Pavel Dostal
Minister of Culture - M. Sc. Milan Urban
Minister of Industry and Trade - M. Sc. Jaroslav Palas
Minister of Agriculture - RNDr. Libor Ambrozek
Minister of the Environment - Vladimir Mlynar
Minister of Informatics - LL. D. Jaroslav Bures
Minister and Chairman of the Government Legislative Council
26/07/2004
President of the Republic Vaclav Klaus appointed Stanislav Gross to the office of Prime Minister and commissioned him to construct the Government of the Czech Republic.
01/07/2004
Prime Minister Vladimir Spidla handed in to the President of the Republic Vaclav Klaus a decision on the government's resignation. The President of the Republic accepted the resignation and concurrently handed over to Vladimir Spidla a commission applicable also for all the current Ministers to temporarily execute government's offices until a new government is appointed.
15/06/2004
Pursuant to the Article 62 letter (a) of the Constitutional Act of the Czech National Council No. 1/1993 Coll., the Constitution of the Czech Republic, the President of the Republic Vaclav Klaus accepted the resignation of LL. D. Karel Cermak, the Minister commissioned to manage the Ministry of Justice of the Czech Republic, on June15.
14/04/2004
President of the Republic Vaclav Klaus decided to comply with the proposal of the Prime Minister Vladimir Spidla to change the office of the Minister of Health.
President of the Republic invited the outgoing Minister of Health Marie Souckova to the Prague Castle.
President of the Republic appointed to the office a new Minister of Health M. D. Jozef Kubinyi, PhD.
30/10/2003
President of the Republic appointed the Minister of Finance Bohuslav Sobotka to the office of Deputy Prime Minister of the Government of the Czech Republic.
16/09/2003
President of the Republic revoked the commission of PhD. Vladimir Spidla to conduct the Ministry of Justice, and upon the Prime Minister's proposal, pursuant to the Art. 68 para. 5 of the Constitutional Act of the Czech National Council No. 1/1993 Coll., the Constitution of the Czech Republic, appointed LL. D. Karel Cermak the Minister of the Czech Republic Government and commissioned him to conduct this Ministry with effect from September 17, 2003.
