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Caucus of Mayors and Ostravak ( Czech: Klub Starostové a Ostravak) is a parliamentary group in the Czech Senate.

Members

5 senators:

• TOP 09 and Mayors and Independents: Jaromír Štětina, a senator re-elected in 2010, Jan Horník senator re-elected in 2010, Luděk Jeništa senator elected in 2012
• Ostravak: Leopold Sulovský, a senator elected in 2012
• Mayors and Independents and Citizens for Budějovice : Jiří Šesták, a senator elected in 2012

Former members

• Freedom Union–Democratic Union: 1 senator elected in 2002
• Liberal Reform Party: 1 senator elected in 2002
• Path of Change: 1 senator elected in 2002
• Independent Mayors for Region: 1 senator elected in 2002
• Party for the Open Society: Soňa Paukrtová, a senator re-elected in 2006
• Civic Democratic Alliance: Karel Schwarzenberg, Foreign minister, a senator elected in 2004

See also

• Senate of the Czech Republic
• 2008 Czech Senate election