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They Could Be the New Co-Chairs of the NVVH

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The Justice and Constitutional Affairs Committee of the National Assembly has named three candidates for deputy chairmen of the National Asset Recovery and Protection Office (NVVH). According to the decision of the body, the positions will be held by Dr. Károly Ötvös, Dr. Árpád Károly Gellért, and Dr. Tibor Dávid Terhes, Telex reported.

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The Justice and Constitutional Affairs Committee of the National Assembly has named three candidates for deputy chairmen of the National Asset Recovery and Protection Office (NVVH). According to the decision of the body, the positions will be held by Dr. Károly Ötvös, Dr. Árpád Károly Gellért, and Dr. Tibor Dávid Terhes, Telex reported.

·Budapest, Hungary
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The decision on the additional deputy chairmen of the NVVH was made in the competent committee of the National Assembly.

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The Judiciary and Constitutional Affairs Committee of the National Assembly has made its decision on the person of three vice-presidential candidates of the National Office for Recovery and Asset Protection, announced István Hantosi (Tisza), chairman of the committee.

The Judiciary and Constitutional Affairs Committee of the National Assembly has made its decision on the person of three vice-presidential candidates of the National Office for Recovery and Asset Protection, announced István Hantosi (Tisza), chairman of the committee.

The decision has been made on the three deputy chair candidates of the National Asset Recovery and Protection Office (NVVH), announced István Hantosi, the Tisza chairman of the Justice and Constitutional Affairs Committee of the Parliament. The office, which was established at the beginning of September, currently operates with only one deputy chair, so the current decision is crucial for the launch of the organization's full-scale operational o…

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24 HU broke the news in Budapest, Hungary on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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