Péter Magyar Would Touch on the Immunity of Members of Parliament
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The Prime Minister announced, following the move by the Prosecutor General's Office, that he would abolish the immunity of MPs in cases involving public prosecution.
Thus, the Prosecutor General's Office should not propose to the Parliament the suspension of the immunity of MPs in such cases.
One day after the prosecution requested the suspension of the immunity of former ministers Hankó and Seszták on suspicion of a ten-billion-forty-two-hundred-euro economic crime, and of his immunity in the case of the phone thrown into the Danube.
Péter Magyar is initiating the complete abolition of the immunity of members of parliament in the event of crimes that are subject to prosecution, the Prime Minister announced on Facebook.
The Prime Minister will initiate the complete abolition of the immunity of members of Parliament in cases involving public prosecution.
Prime Minister Péter Magyar published another post early Wednesday afternoon, which could result in a further spread of the “immunity scandal” that began on Tuesday. Reactions have been rife since the remarks made at the plenary session of parliament, in connection with which the Prime Minister has now written that he is initiating the “abolition of the immunity of representatives” within certain limits.
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