The Prime Minister told the press that “We plan to amend the Constitution on four points, including one stipulating that the collective settlement of people in Hungary shall be prohibited; such settlement shall only be permitted on the basis of individual requests”. He added that the Cabinet would be reviewing the planned Bill in its Wednesday session.
At a press conference following Tuesday’s meeting of the ruling parties’ parliamentary groups, head of the Fidesz group Lajos Kósa said: “Initiatives supported by the Fidesz-KDNP parliamentary groups must be put before the House by 10 October, after which Parliament will debate them on 17 November and hold a vote on 8 November. This means that, if adopted, the legislation could come into force in mid-November.”