The document discusses national symbols and the political system of the Czech Republic. It describes the flag, coat of arms, and state symbols of the country. It then summarizes that the Czech parliament is a bicameral legislature consisting of a 200-member House of Representatives elected every 4 years and an 81-member Senate elected every 6 years. Finally, it states that the Czech government consists of a Prime Minister and ministers who are housed in Strakova Academy, and it is divided into 14 ministries with the Prime Minister as the head.

1. National Symbols and the
Political System
Kateřina Vaňková

2. The flag of the Czech Republic

3. State symbols
National emblem Coat of arms State steal

4. Parliament
• Is bicameral legislature
• Parliament is formed by the House of Representatives (the lower
house) and Senate (the upper house)
• The parliament was established on January 1, 1993 when the Czech
Republic became independent
• The lower house – is formed by 200 representatives, who are elected
for 4 years
• The upper house – is formed by 81 senators, who are elected for 6
years

5. Government
• Executive power is divided between the government and the president
• The government consists of the Prime Minister, deputy prime
ministers and ministers (which makes 18 people in total)
• Its current housing estate is a building called Strakova Academy in
Prague
• The government is devided into 14 ministries
• The head of the government is the Prime Minister