Tisa proposes constitutional amendments: "Viktor Orban can never be Prime Minister of Hungary again"
Two MPs from the Tisa party have submitted a proposal to amend the Constitution, according to Hungarian Nepsava.
TL;DR
- Tisa party MPs propose constitutional amendments limiting the Prime Minister's term to eight years.
- The proposed changes would prevent Viktor Orban from serving as Prime Minister again.
- The amendments would also abolish public asset management foundations (KEKVA) and transfer founding rights to the government.
- The government would gain the power to dissolve these foundations.
- A provision for an independent body to protect Hungary's constitutional identity and Christian culture would be removed.
- These changes are seen as potentially helping to unblock frozen EU funds, as academic freedom is a condition for their release.