Parliament adopts constitutional amendment
On Monday evening, the Hungarian Parliament made an important decision: the deputies adopted the seventeenth amendment to the Fundamental Law. The result of the vote was clear, as the proposal was passed with 139 votes in favor and 6 against.
The new legislation brings significant changes to the state leadership. Under the amendment, parliament decided to abolish the office of the President of the Republic, who previously had close ties to the governing party.
The vote held during the parliamentary session was a defining event in Hungarian political life. The decision has an impact on the country's constitutional order and the future functioning of the state.
Following the adoption of the amendment, the legislature will continue its work, while political analysts are examining the long-term effects of the changes. In the coming weeks, further details are expected to emerge regarding how the regulations surrounding the head of state position will be transformed.