Simicsko: ‘Interfering in Hungary affairs unlawful’
Current law defines “any interference in Hungary’s internal affairs” as an unlawful act, Simicsko told the paper, adding that “we are going to prepare an amendment that will contain much tighter rules”.
Parliament’s national security committee has tasked the National Information Centre “to conduct a thorough investigation of the scandalous affair of “rolling dollars” which involves exploring the ways of foreign funding channelled illegally to the opposition left for their campaign in last year’s general election,” he noted.
As regards further legislation plans for parliament’s autumn season, Simicsko said the child protection law would also be tightened, calling it an important duty “to protect our children”.
Further bills will also be submitted with the aim to tighten public safety and clamp down on money laundering, he said, adding that bills on transport, agriculture, labour protection and asset management would also be tabled.