The budget for this year included a total of HUF 113 bln in general reserves set aside for “extraordinary government measures” in the budget of the Prime Minister’s Office led by János Lázár. Péter Bánai, state secretary of the Economics Ministry, said in July that the government is expected to decide in December whether to free up or cancel the frozen appropriations.
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