Extraordinary Development in the Schadl Case: Antal Rogán and Judit Varga Will Also Be Heard by the Parliamentary Committee
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The parliamentary committee would question Antal Rogán on the Schadl case and Judit Varga on the operation of the supervisory bodies. A total of 65 people are expected to answer.
A total of 65 people, including Antal Rogán, Judit Varga, Pál Völner and György Schadl, are required to make statements by the National Assembly's Executive Abuse Investigation Committee. According to a document published on the parliament's website, those involved must report in writing or orally on executive abuses and the operation of supervisory bodies. Appearing before the committee and telling the truth is mandatory under the legislation t…
The committee would require a total of 65 people to make statements on 5 topics, including several justice ministers from Orbán governments.
"There are no taboos. Anyone who knows something has a place here," said István Gyöngyösi, Zsolt Máté Kiss and Zoltán Molnár.
The parliamentary investigation committee investigating executive abuses would like to ask for statements from a total of 65 people. The post Antal Rogán, Judit Varga, György Schadl, former justice ministers, constitutional judge in the crosshairs of the committee investigating executive abuses first appeared on 24.hu.
The parliamentary investigation committee investigating executive abuses would ask for statements from a total of 65 people. The proposed list includes heads of enforcement, former justice ministers and those involved in the Schadl-Völner case.
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