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The President Has Sufficient Powers, Czechs Believe. They Would Limit the Suspension of Court Proceedings
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Presidential powers are now sufficient according to 61 percent of Czechs, according to a survey by the Center for Public Opinion Research (CVVM). Most agree that the head of state should be able to bestow and award state decorations, while the least support is for the presidential power to stop legal proceedings against the accused.
Prague - 61 percent of Czechs believe that presidential powers are now sufficient. People most agree that the head of state should be able to confer and award state decorations. On the contrary, the fewest respondents support the presidential power to stop legal proceedings against the accused. This is according to a survey by the Center for Public Opinion Research (CVVM). It was held from January 23 to February 3 and was attended by 1,725 peopl…
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