Hungarian Prime Minister’s Office Minister Bálint Ruff has called an extraordinary session of the National Assembly for Monday and Tuesday, marking the seventh such meeting since June. The agenda includes eight bills: an amendment to legislation on weather‑related and other natural risks affecting agriculture; a repeal of provisions governing crypto‑asset exchange services; a proposal to create the National Asset Recovery and Protection Office; and measures to restructure public transport, including the establishment of a national transport organiser and an independent rolling‑stock management company.
Additional items cover amendments required to meet energy commitments under Hungary’s Recovery and Resilience Plan, related tax measures, a law to fully disclose the former communist regime’s state‑security activities, and revisions to the use of the terms “county” and “government commissioner.” The government argues the reforms will boost competitiveness, improve public‑service efficiency, enhance transparency, and facilitate EU fund absorption.