The Czech Cabinet, led by Andrej Babiš, is holding one of its last meetings before a break. A key topic is a revised proposal for pension adjustments based on age. The amended plan suggests increases of 500 CZK every five years after age 80, and 1000 CZK at age 100, a reduction from previous proposals. Currently, pensions increase by 1000 CZK at 85 and 2000 CZK at 100. The government will also discuss its response to a constitutional complaint filed by President Petr Pavel regarding a recent NATO summit in Ankara. This session covers both social welfare and diplomatic matters before the summer recess.