The Minister of Justice opposes any further centralisation of the EU regarding the questions that concern the citizens of the member states.
”Decisions concerning the citizens should remain the competence of the member states, and not the European Union”, the Hungarian Minister of Justice, Laszlo Trocsanyi told the public radio on Sunday morning. According to Mr Trocsanyi the referendum about the mandatory refugee quota can give more legitimacy to the state, and then we can start a political or perhaps legal debate about the question of sovereignty. The democratic ”deficit” of the EU comes from the fact that the important questions, which concern the citizens, are not discussed with the citizens themselves, he added.
