It's well known in Prague business circles that if you need the ÚOHS antitrust office to rule in a certain way, you must hire lawyer Radek Pokorný to attend to the matter, esp. if it is an issue of construction, telecoms or, now, the highway-toll system. Pokorný has a special relationship with ÚOHS Chair Petr Rafaj, which explains how a person with such low professional competence could be appointed - and reappointed - to a position that is so critical to the proper functioning of a rule-of-law state. Xxxxxxx xxx xxx xxxx xxxxx xx Xxxxxxx xx xxxxxxx xxxx Xxxxxx xxx xxxxxxxxxxxx xx xxx xxxxxxx-xxxx xxxxxx. The antitrust office helped draft the tender, yet Rafaj is now ordering his subordinates to declare it anti-competitive. Xxx'x xxxx xxxxxxx xxxx xx xxxxx xx: Xxxx xxxxx xx x xxxxxxxx xxx xx xxx xxxx xx xxxxxxx xxx xxxxx and should be investigated by the police and the cabinet, which nominated Rafaj to his position. ČSSD might also want to take a stance on the issue.