Czech Health Minister Adam Vojtěch intends to present a proposal to the government in October that would allow women without partners to undergo in vitro fertilization (IVF). However, he currently lacks support within the governing coalition for this initiative. Specifically, the Minister of Labor and Social Affairs, Aleš Juchelka, would restrict assisted reproductive technology solely to married couples. This disagreement highlights a split within the ANO party and the broader coalition regarding reproductive rights. Vojtěch's proposal aims to broaden access to IVF, while Juchelka maintains a more traditional stance on family formation. The future of the proposal remains uncertain as Vojtěch seeks to garner sufficient backing from coalition partners. The debate centers on whether single women should have the same reproductive options as those in marital relationships in the Czech Republic.