The Christian Democratic Union-Czech People's Party (KDU-ČSL) has criticized the current Czech government's plan to reinstate school fees, arguing it will disproportionately benefit wealthier families. During a debate on the reintroduction of electronic sales records, KDU-ČSL representatives pointed out the potential inequity of the policy. According to party leader Marian Jurečka, if the government is committed to restoring school fees, it should be universally accessible, not limited to those with higher incomes. The current proposal, spearheaded by the ANO, SPD, and Motorist parties, is seen as unfairly skewed towards the affluent. Jurečka suggests a comprehensive approach ensuring all families can benefit from this financial assistance. The opposition argues the government should prioritize equitable distribution when implementing such social programs. This debate highlights ongoing tensions regarding social welfare policies within the Czech Republic.