A Czech government proposal to publicly reveal the nationality of individuals facing criminal charges is encountering resistance, not only from the opposition but also from within several government ministries and agencies. These bodies express concerns that the measure could exacerbate existing prejudices. They are pushing for the relevant section of the proposed law to be either removed or significantly revised. Justice Minister Jeroným Tejc remains committed to the plan, however. Implementation is now expected to be delayed, likely occurring mid-next year rather than at the start of the new year as initially suggested by Parliamentary Speaker and SPD leader Tomio Okamura. The dispute highlights a clash between transparency efforts and potential societal repercussions. This delay indicates internal disagreements within the governing coalition regarding the proposal's feasibility and desirability.