'Alternative' PES system – opposition govt. unveils its new proposal

Such PES changes would enable regional public health offices and the ministry to apply local measures instead of nationwide restrictions, Feri said. Furthermore, they would not be bound to the crisis law, but by the law on the protection of public health. The proposal does not discriminate against retail shops as it avoids scenarios when shopping centers may be open, but small shops can't, Feri added. The opposition PES scheme also introduces transition levels applicable if the risk score oscillates between two levels.

Unify rules for wholesalers and retailers. Basic supplies will be allowed to be sold at all stages of the PES system. In retail and wholesale stores, there will be a uniform restriction on the number of people in the store area (1 person per 10 m2 of operating space, 2 m spacing between customers).
Enable all students in kindergartens and in the 1st and 2nd grades of elementary school to attend full-time at all levels of PES.
Close catering establishments only for the 4th and 5th PES levels.
Stage 0 would not require restrictions and in stages 1 to 2 only local restrictions would apply. In stage 3, the establishments will be closed only from 10 pm to 6 am.

How long will it take to receive the vaccine once it is approved by the European Medicines Agency and will the government be able to procure enough to begin vaccinations.
Look to the UK as an example which will vaccinate part of the population during December and January. Determine how long before the Czech Republic is able to achieve the same results.
It must answer the questions of what percentage of the population we want to vaccinate and what age groups are a priority.
Due to the spreading wave of hoaxes and myths about vaccination, it is also necessary to significantly intensify an information campaign on vaccination.
Continue to push for improvements in testing, tracing and, in particular, waiting times for results.