Eddig nem látott egyetértés jöhet a Tisza Párt, a Fidesz és a Mi Hazánk között

Hungary's National Assembly is set to decide on the establishment of five investigative committees, initiated by the Tisza Party. These committees will have the power to summon individuals, with penalties including fines and forced appearance by law enforcement. Notably, the presidency of the committee investigating enforcement abuses was unexpectedly offered by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán to László Toroczkai of the Mi Hazánk Movement, deviating from initial plans for government party leadership. Lawmakers will also vote on a proposal to reduce parliamentary expenses, including significant cuts to representative allowances and operational budgets for offices and staff.

This move signals potential cross-party cooperation on oversight and cost-saving measures within the Hungarian Parliament.