Hungarians Do Not Release Documentation of Their Government Meetings While Orbán's Records Are Made Public
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The Tisza government does not release the documents of its own government meetings, while the Orbán government makes the notes public. Where is the transparency?
There seems to be some contradiction here, which the government has not yet ventured to resolve.
We were curious about what issues and decisions the government had discussed since May. We asked for the summaries of government meetings, but the Prime Minister's Office rejected our request, citing a previous Fidesz amendment to the law. Twenty years ago, the Constitutional Court ruled that citizens have the right to know what was said at a government meeting.
Tisza shook down Telex when it inquired about the topics of government meetings - citing the Orbán government's law - The newspaper's request for public information was rejected.
The Orbán government's records will be made public.
Summaries of Péter Magyar's government meetings are not being published. Bálint Ruff's ministry rejected the data request, citing the current rules.
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