Public debate surrounding package locker installations in Czech municipalities has lessened following a self-regulatory agreement among operators. Previously criticized for their aesthetics, advertising, and placement, lockers were a contentious issue in public spaces. The Association for Electronic Commerce (APEK) reports that dialogue between locker companies, local governments, and residents has proven more effective than stricter regulations. Lawmakers are currently considering whether to classify lockers as minor constructions, which would subject them to tighter rules. However, APEK argues that industry-led standards have addressed many concerns. The new code of conduct aims to mitigate visual clutter and improve integration with the urban environment, suggesting a shift towards collaborative solutions. This development indicates a potential move away from legislative intervention in favor of self-management within the sector.