They could have instructed the presidency of the executive faculty not to resign after the capture of György Schadl

Yes. B.;

György Schadl; Hungarian Court Executive;

2023-05-26 21:51:00

It is unclear who or whose request this might have been.

“There was always the question of when, why didn’t we quit then, why now? So nothing has happened here by accident in the last year and a half. So the fact that we resigned now, and why right now, is because we had to resign now” – this can be heard, among other things, on the audio recording in which the former member of the executive faculty talks about why they did not resign for a year and a half.

An almost six-minute excerpt from it made public Ákos Hadházy is an independent member of parliament. As it was said on RTL’s Friday evening news, After the detention and subsequent arrest of György Schadl, they were specifically asked to stay where they were. Which, moreover, was not justified. One of the delegates also reported on who should be elected to the new presidency.

By the way, the five names that are referred to in the audio recording were chosen for the renovation. However, it is not known whose request was not canceled and who gave them the list.

“Obviously, there is no entity in this country that could legally say when the members of the executive branch should or should not resign,” commented Ákos Hadházy on the case, according to whom this is not the only illegality in the case. He added that he will file a report on suspicion of abuse of office and influence peddling. The channel reached out to both the government and the public body to find out who instructed the chairmanship of the executive branch and the committee members, but there was no response from either place.

Beáta Lupkovics, who was a university classmate of Justice Minister Judit Varga, became the first person among the executors.