Péter Magyar Announced: After a Long Time, Parliamentary Broadcasting Will Resume on Public Television
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The autumn regular session of the National Assembly officially begins on Monday. Prime Minister Péter Magyar confirmed on his social media page that the broadcast of the National Assembly will return to public television from 1:00 p.m. today, and also revealed what matters will be discussed.
In 2015, the sessions were no longer broadcast on M1 and the radio.
After a break of more than a decade, public television will once again regularly broadcast the sessions of the National Assembly live. On Monday, the parliament will be shown for more than five hours on M1.
MTVA stopped broadcasting live parliamentary sessions on public media in March 2015.
After more than a decade, viewers can once again follow the session of the National Assembly live on public television. Péter Magyar announced on Monday morning that parliamentary broadcasting will return to M1 from 1 p.m. Several important issues will be on the agenda on the first day of the autumn session: the salary of the Prime Minister may be significantly reduced, the terms “county” and “chief” may disappear, and […]
Since July, the sessions have only been available to follow on the official YouTube channel of the Parliament.
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