Hungarian Constitutional Amendment Procedures and the 'Constituent Assembly' Claim
“Changing the constitution would only be possible if the Tisza Party, using its two-thirds majority, called a Constituent National Assembly, after which parliament would dissolve itself. If it does not choose this path, it would essentially amount to a constitutional coup.”
The claim that changing the Hungarian constitution is only possible through a 'Constituent National Assembly' followed by the dissolution of parliament is legally incorrect under the current Fundamental Law of Hungary. While a political actor may propose such a path as a moral or democratic preference, the existing legal framework provides a specific, legal mechanism for...