The Tiszasz Chairman of the Immunities Committee Does Not Support Magyar's Initiative to Abolish the Immunity of Members of Parliament
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According to the Tisza chairman of the immunity committee, as long as the country does not operate within a democratic framework, abolishing immunity would be risky.
According to Edit Sasi-Nagy, the proposal has a reason to exist, but the amendment could now be used against them in fabricated cases.
Another politician holding an important position in the Tisza Party has expressed an opinion contrary to the party chairman's position. According to Edit Sasi-Nagy, the Tisza chair of the Parliament's Committee on Immunity, there is a raison d'être for MPs not to enjoy immunity in the case of publicly indicted crimes, but she does not necessarily consider its abolition to be fortunate within the current institutional framework. Péter Magyar, on …
According to Edit Sasi-Nagy, the ruling party chair of the Immunity Committee, the proposal to abolish immunity for publicly charged crimes has a raison d'être, but there are some drawbacks.
According to Edit Sasi-Nagy, the country is not yet democratic enough for immunity to be automatically suspended in cases of public prosecution.
Edit Sasi-Nagy, the Tisza chairwoman of the Parliament’s Committee on Immunity, does not support Péter Magyar’s initiative on immunity in its current form. According to the politician, there is a raison d’être for abolishing the immunity of members of parliament in cases of public prosecution, but she considers it risky in the current institutional environment – writes Telex. Péter Magyar announced last Wednesday that he would initiate the […]
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