Wednesday’s debate in the European Parliament was not about the rule of law, but was part of a “political revenge”, the only reason for which is Hungary’s differing position on the issue of migration, State Secretary for International Communications and Relations Zoltan Kovacs told M1 on Thursday.
A few determined politicians from the “pro-immigration left” attempted to drag Hungary onto the stage once again so that they can “point the finger at us” in their campaign, Kovacs said on the evening current affairs program, according to Kormany.hu.
He stressed that it is not true that the public administration courts are in any way different to the systems that have been operating in Western Europe for decades, and there is also absolutely no question of the fact that the voluntary overtime regulations differ in any way from European practice, in view of the fact that the maximum amount of overtime is “much higher, the government's website writes.
