A year later, after Beneš resigned, the Pětka chose Svehla to serve as his successor. As the 1920s progressed, and Czechoslovakia remained relatively stable, the importance of the early Pětka began to wane or rather was incorporated into the cabinet.
Following Beneš' departure a year later, Pětka appointed Svehla to succeed him. Over time, as Czechoslovakia continued to be relatively stable in the 1920s, Pětka's initial role became less crucial and was eventually absorbed into the government.