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The Minister of Justice Announced that the Parliament May Adopt Three Major Laws on Tuesday

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Next week, the National Assembly will decide on three important laws related to the Constitutional Court (AC), the judiciary, and agent files, the Minister of Justice announced on his Facebook page on Sunday morning.

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Next week, the National Assembly will decide on three important laws related to the Constitutional Court (AC), the judiciary, and agent files, the Minister of Justice announced on his Facebook page on Sunday morning.

·Budapest, Hungary
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The Minister of Justice posted on his social media page the agenda for Monday's parliamentary session.

·Budapest, Hungary
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They are also discussing the seventeenth constitutional amendment, i.e. the president of the Constitutional Court. They could adopt the laws on Tuesday.

·Hungary
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Three major bills will be submitted to the National Assembly next week, affecting the operation of the Constitutional Court, the judiciary and the disclosure of former state security documents. On Monday, MPs will debate the proposal on agent files and the Historical Archive of the State Security Services. In addition, amendments to judicial laws and changes affecting the operation of the Constitutional Court will also be on the agenda. The bill…

Next week, the National Assembly will decide on three important laws related to the Constitutional Court (AC), the judiciary, and agent files, the Minister of Justice announced on his Facebook page on Sunday morning.

Next week, the National Assembly will decide on three important laws related to the Constitutional Court (AC), the judiciary, and agent files, the Minister of Justice announced on his Facebook page on Sunday morning.

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Origo broke the news in Budapest, Hungary on Sunday, September 13, 2026.
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