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Mérce writes that a government decree was published in the Hungarian Gazette on Thursday, stipulating that all referendum procedures must be suspended due to the epidemic: no signatures can be collected and no by-elections can be held now.
This is likely to be possible again once the extraordinary legal order is finalized. The question, however, is what will happen to referendum initiatives where signatures have already been collected. One such place is Tata, where civilians have long been fighting a designed hotel on the shores of Old Lake. Only six days would remain in the signature collection, and the NGO organizers stopped collecting it after the publication of the decree, but according to Mérce, they were surprised to receive that Dr. József Horváth, secretary, head of the Local Electoral Office ( HVI) kemma.huIn a statement to, he said that a separate resolution has been requested from the National Electoral Office on what to do with the signatures collected so far.
And, according to the NVI resolution, the signatures collected so far cannot be used for the referendum initiative and must be destroyed. Once the extraordinary legal system has ended, the collection can be resumed five days later, again with 30 days, but the signatures obtained in the last three weeks cannot be used.
Ildikó Szalay, Stop Avalon! The founder of the civic group Tata told Mérce that they would go to court with the help of lawyers, but that they would also organize a demonstration, as it would cost them a lot of work there. More than six thousand signatures have been collected, amply completed for the 4175 pieces necessary to call the referendum. t.
“I also offered the employee to hand over all the signed sheets immediately during the day, but we didn’t have the opportunity to do so either. They said that even if we surrender, they will destroy everything, but if we don’t surrender, we will have to destroy it. “
Szalay told the Standard. An attorney also told the newspaper that he did not follow the NIV legal interpretation of the law at all.
Stop Avatlon will also organize a demonstration at Katauth Square in Tata on Saturday afternoon.
Avalon, part of Hell Energy, is planning a 120-room luxury hotel on the shores of Old Lake Tata. The project also has the spectacular support of the settlement’s Fidesz mayor, József Michl. We have already written in detail about the construction plan and the local initiative launched against it.
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