He also said his party’s MPs would not move into the Parliament Office Building, which he described as “the former headquarters of the ÁVH [secret police] and the Hungarian Socialist Workers’ Party”.
Bálint Ruff, the incoming head of the Prime Minister’s Office, told Válasz Online in an interview on Wednesday that making the “agent files” public as soon as possible would be one of his first tasks.
Magyar also wrote on Facebook that at the inaugural session of Hungary’s parliament, the European Union flag will be restored to the facade of the building, alongside the Hungarian and Szekler flags.
President of the Republic Tamás Sulyok has scheduled the inaugural session of the new parliament for May 9.
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