The Czech Parliament is set to discuss amendments to the criminal code regarding the non-payment of alimony. Currently, individuals who fail to pay court-ordered alimony for over four months, resulting in financial hardship for the recipient, face up to two years in prison if the non-payment is due to negligence. The proposed changes would reinstate penalties for *all* cases of non-payment exceeding the four-month threshold, regardless of intent. This means even intentional failure to pay would be subject to criminal prosecution. The debate is scheduled for Tuesday during a second reading of the bill. The amendment aims to address gaps in the existing legislation and ensure consistent enforcement of alimony obligations. Supporters argue it will protect vulnerable individuals dependent on these payments.