Those who don't vote at the quotarefendum, let others decide about the future of Hungary according to the prime minister.
The Hungarian government will have to lead a serious struggle in Brussels to change the immigration rules of the EU after the quotareferendum in October, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán told a press conference. He said that two decisions of the European Commission have to be changed: the mechanism about the resettlement of migrants and the decision about family re-unification which can multiply the number of immigrants. Mr Orbán pointed out that those who want change are currently a minority. The prime minister emphasised that the referendum is not about party politics, but the future of Hungary. Those who don't go to vote, give the right to decide to others.
