evidence: Earlier in January 2016 the government set up a new committee headed by the prime minister to coordinate the development of nuclear power in the country. A new nuclear envoy is to serve as the main coordinator for these developments. The committee will be responsible for new construction, supply chain, wastes, and legislation to move the nuclear sector forward. In January 2017 three working groups were set up to give new impetus to the nuclear component of the 2015 energy policy, initially a new reactor at Dukovany. [...] New nuclear capacity: Temelin 3&4, Dukovany 5&6 [...] In June 2015, the cabinet approved a Ministry of Trade and Industry long-term plan for the nuclear industry, involving one new unit at Dukovany, and possibly three more at the two sites. It recommended that CEZ create a subsidiary company to prepare construction plans and explore options for financing the new reactors.