According to Népszava Szijjártó, we can only blame Brussels for the Hungarian restrictions

An agreement has already been essentially reached with a Chinese manufacturer: from here, the government hopes for one million vaccines. He stressed they would not make vaccination mandatory even if the willingness to vaccinate would be low. It was also discussed that many people do not receive feedback after registration. Government spokeswoman Alexandra Szentkirályi, who registers on the internet, said a window would flash on her screen that she was a success. Anyone who has checked the contact option will receive information, and those who do not will only receive the vaccine. According to Gergely Gulyás, the vaccination started in a clear order. They can vaccinate half a million people a day if needed, which means everyone can get the vaccine in two weeks. They will also launch a campaign to get as many people as possible vaccinated. We will be over the crisis if we manage to give as many people as possible protection. Goulash also said that a total of 1.3 million people have registered to be vaccinated so far, but it would be good if as many people as possible did so. The Chancellor warned against caution in the efficiency information in the news. At the suggestion of András Fekete-Győr, he explained that the party leader should first apologize for throwing smoke grenades at the police. Moral issues need to be clarified first, we can only comment on the “half-crazy proposals of the Momentum” after that, Gulyás declared. Finally, he said, the chances of private companies getting a vaccine are minimal or zero, so if someone encounters one, they are dealing with a rogue, contact the police. Regarding the vaccine passport, the minister said that EU regulations will be made on this, there will be a virtual summit on the topic next Thursday. Gulyás stated that Hungary wants to be a part of such a system. The government does not want to tighten the use of masks, as in, say, Munich, where only an FFP2 mask can go to the store and travel on public transport. Asked by a journalist, the government has postponed the introduction of detailed regulations on gratitude money, ensuring that everyone is able to give birth to whoever they want. They are looking for an opportunity that does not stretch the ban on gratitude money, but that it can be rewarded if a doctor is available around the clock. And the police will check to see if there is a ban on parasolvency in the sector. Regarding the reduction of the business tax, he said, the government is open to negotiations with both the capital and other cities.