Zdeněk Koudelka Doc. JUDr. Zdeněk Koudelka, Ph.D. No portrait cs.svg Member of the Chamber of Deputies In the function: 1998 - 2006 Born May 9, 1969 (45 years) boskovice Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia Moravian nationality Political entity CSSD Education Masaryk University Zdeněk Koudelka (* Boskovice May 9, 1969) is a Czech lawyer, university professor and politician Moravian nationality [1], at the turn of the 20th and 21st century Member of the Chamber of Deputies for CSDP. content 1 Life 1.1 deputy 1.2 Activities of the Chamber of Deputies 2 Links 2.1 Reference 2.2 External links life He graduated from the Law Faculty of Masaryk University in Brno, where he works as an associate professor (1992-1996 Lecturer, Assistant Professor 1996-2009) at the Department of Constitutional Law and Political Science. Also in 1994-1995, he worked as an assistant professor of the Department of Social Sciences Faculty of the Air Force and Air Defense Military Academy and participated in the beginnings of the International Institute of Political Science in Brno and was a member of the editorial boards of the journals - Building States (1993-1996) and the Journal of Political Science (1994 -2003). In the years 1990-1998 he was a member of the council, 1990-1991 councilor and deputy mayor in 1991 and 1992 to 1994 in Brno-Jundrov, co-author of the emblem and flag of 1991. Between 1993-1996 he was a law clerk lawyer Petra Mrkývka a lawyer from 1996 to 2006 . Council Brno-Jundrov was re-elected in the municipal elections of 1994. Unsuccessfully ran here in the municipal elections in 1998 and local elections in 2002. [2] Member of In the 1998 elections he was elected to the House of Commons for the Social Democrats (electoral district South Moravia). [3] He was a member of the parliamentary committee on constitutional affairs and in 1998-2000 a member of the Committee Mandate and Immunity. Defended his parliamentary mandate in elections in 2002. This term was deputy chairman of the parliamentary committee on constitutional affairs in 2002-2003 and also a member of the Mandate and Immunity Committee. In Parliament he remained until April 2006, when he resigned mandate. [4] [5] His work in PS is associated with the placement of the Ombudsman, the Supreme Administrative Court and the Czech Bar Association branch in Brno, the Judicial Academy in Kroměříže, with the emergence of assistant judges, legal studies, strengthening transmission Moravian Czech Television and strengthening the legal status of airports in Brno-Tuřanech and Ostrava-Mošnov in freight transport from abroad by allowing phytosanitary control. He was a member of a group to change the system of proportional representation in the Chamber of Deputies planned by the opposition agreement between the Social Democrats and the Civic Democratic Party, and the author called after electoral divisor (also called compensatory or modified dHondt). Electoral reform was enacted in 2000, but later canceled by the Constitutional Court. Today, the electoral divisor Koudelka used in the regional council elections. Spolunavrhl Act No. 480/2006 Coll., Which increased the number of preferential votes of voters from 2 to 4 and decreased the required percentage of preferences from 7 to 5% to move a candidate on the ballot in the Chamber of Deputies. In 2000-2002 he was advisor to the Minister of Health Bohumil Fiser. In June 2004, he was nominated as justice minister Prime Minister Vladimir Spidla, [6] but the appointment never happened to fall Špidlas government. In 2004-2009 he was a member of the Supervisory Board of the Wine Fund and in collaboration with proposed amendments to the Law on the work of the Wine Fund and tax laws reducing administrative duties winemakers under the Law on excise duty and helping to deliver still wine business as a tax-deductible donation by income tax from value added tax, which was enacted in 2005.
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