Tisza Representative Leaves Environmental Committee After Hunting Photos
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A member of the Hungarian Parliament from Tisza's ruling party, Tibor Capriñak, will be expelled from the Environmental Protection Committee for photographs of a dead lion during the Safari. The parliamentary faction Tisa considered the behaviour of the colleague ethically unacceptable. The leader of the Andrea Buidosho faction reported that the decision had been taken on the recommendation of the Ethics Committee, wrote TASS. "The decision was …
The Tisza faction has made a decision in the case of Tibor Kaprinyák: the MP, embroiled in a scandal over his hunting in Africa, will leave the parliamentary committee.
Tibor Kaprinyák is leaving the Parliament's Committee for the Living Environment, of which he was vice-chairman, announced Andrea Bujdosó, leader of the Tisza parliamentary group. The group decided on the personnel change at the suggestion of the ethics committee, after an investigation was launched regarding the politician's photos taken on African hunting trips.
On the recommendation of the Ethics Committee.
A member of the parliament's Committee on the Living Environment posed with exotic animals shot before the elections.
The faction discussed the case of Tibor Kaprinyák, and, yielding to popular anger and drawing lessons, they came to the conclusion that... they would transfer him to another committee!
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