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.
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 […]
Péter Magyar previously initiated the complete abolition of immunity in cases of public prosecution. The post According to the Tiszás chairman of the immunity committee, it is not a good idea to completely abolish immunity in cases of public prosecution first appeared on 24.hu.
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