A Key Year for the NER: Summaries of the 2011 Government Meetings Are Public
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Bertalan Havasi: Why doesn't Tisza publish the minutes of its own government meetings?
The Hungarian government is making the work of its predecessors more transparent, but it is no longer handing us the minutes of its own meetings.
People have the right to know the background to certain decisions and what the government of the time was doing in the year the Fundamental Law was adopted, the Prime Minister's Office writes.
Documents can now be browsed by anyone. The post 2011 government meeting summaries published first appeared on 24.hu.
2011 was a key year in the development of the National Cooperation System. The preparation of the Fundamental Law and its implementation into the legal environment after its adoption in April 2011 were also discussed at government meetings.
The Tisza government continued publishing summaries of the meetings of the Orbán governments with the notes of the 2011 meetings. According to the cabinet, which has been in power for six months, people have the right to learn about the background of certain decisions and what the government at that time was doing in the year the Fundamental Law was adopted.
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