András Baka Threw Out a Law, Turns to the Constitutional Court
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The law on the protection of state property may also violate the rights of investors. András Baka appealed to the Constitutional Court and also criticized the 26-hour adoption.
The President of the Republic appeals to the Constitutional Court.
President András Baka, who requested a constitutional review of the legislation, did not sign the Act on the Amendment of Certain Acts Necessary for the Protection and Strengthening of State-Related Assets and State-Backed Financing, according to a statement from the Sándor Palace.
András Baka did not sign the law on the amendment of certain laws necessary to protect and strengthen state-related property and state-backed financing. He also sent it to the Constitutional Court.
András Baka did not sign the law on the protection of state property, but sent it to the Constitutional Court for a preliminary normative control. According to the President of the Republic, the legislation adopted by the Parliament violates the Fundamental Law on several points, therefore he asked the body to examine it. Among other things, the President of the Republic objected that the proposal was adopted by the Parliament without social con…
András Baka did not sign the law on the protection of state property, he turned to the Constitutional Court - The President of the Republic objects to both its content and the circumstances of its adoption.
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