This text by Ladislav Hejdánek from January 1999 reflects on the tensions surrounding the establishment of a government advisory commission for church affairs. The central conflict arises from the Czech Bishops' Conference's refusal to participate as long as a representative of the Communist Party (KSČM) is present. The author, who was himself proposed as an independent expert, criticizes the Catholic position as unjustified and unacceptable in a democratic context. He argues that since the Communist Party is a legitimate parliamentary entity, it cannot be excluded from official proceedings. Hejdánek highlights the absurdity of a church commission operating without the largest religious body but suggests potential compromises, such as granting the Communist representative observer status. From a Christian perspective, he considers the refusal of dialogue, even within a consultative body, to be inexcusable. The document also provides a detailed list of the commission's proposed members, including political representatives, religious leaders, and independent experts.