"The Most Popular Decision Is Not Always the Best Decision" - Péter Magyar Responded to NVVH Criticisms
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On Sunday afternoon, Prime Minister Péter Magyar responded in a long Facebook post to the criticism that has been leveled at the government in recent days over the person chosen to head the newly established anti-corruption body, the National Asset Recovery and Protection Office (NVVH). In the parliamentary vote on Friday, the National Assembly elected Anna Róza Unger, a political scientist, as the president of the NVVH, after the Justice and Co…
In a long post, Péter Magyar explains the decision regarding the head of the asset recovery office. He refutes criticism by saying that due to indirect representation, this is primarily their responsibility, and the goal is to establish the strongest office in existence.
One hundred and ten days after the change of government, Péter Magyar took stock of the new cabinet's performance so far in a lengthy social media post, while also responding to criticism and accusations of his personal decisions in recent days. The Prime Minister firmly stated: the responsibility lies with the elected leaders, and they will not yield to any pressure to abandon their commitments.
He says their conscience is clear. The post Péter Magyar: The most popular decision is not always the right decision first appeared on 24.hu.
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