Before the legislation was approved, reshuffling budget appropriations, either among existing tasks or towards new goals required, except in special cases, parliamentary approval, MTI added.
Funding for such measures would only be allowed through reallocation and could not raise the deficit, while, additionally, the rule which allows the use of no more than 40% of the annual budget reserves for “extraordinary government measures” in the first half of the fiscal year will remain in force, MTI added.
Hungary’s Cabinet Chief János Lázár submitted the bill to Parliament in late February, and Hungary’s National Economy Minister was added as the other representative of the government during the parliamentary debate of the bill on March 9, according to MTI.
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