In a recent statement, Klempír highlighted that the coalition government in Czechia has yet to reach a consensus on the future operational model of Czech Television (ČT) and Czech Radio (ČRo). This issue has become a significant point of discussion as these public media institutions play a crucial role in shaping public discourse and providing essential information to the citizens. The differences among coalition partners could potentially impact the funding and governance structure of these organizations. The discussions surrounding ČT and ČRo reflect broader concerns about public broadcasting in a digital age, where commercial media is increasingly prevalent. With various stakeholders having differing views on how these institutions should adapt to technological changes and audience demands, the lack of agreement could lead to delays in necessary reforms. Klempír's comments suggest that unless the coalition can come together on this issue, there could be prolonged uncertainty regarding the future independence and operation of Czech public media. This lack of consensus might not only affect the future of Czech Television and Czech Radio but could also influence public trust in these institutions. As the public media sector faces challenges related to funding, relevance, and competition from new media forms, reaching an agreement within the coalition is essential for ensuring that Czech public broadcasting meets the needs of its audience while maintaining its integrity and independence.