Premierul Ungariei dispune anchetarea obligatorie a averilor actualilor și foștilor membri ai parlamentului, premieri, miniștri, secretari de stat și alți oficiali guvernamentali

Hungary's new Prime Minister Péter Magyar announced a mandatory investigation into the wealth of politicians, focusing on assets acquired over the last 20 years. The National Tax and Customs Administration will scrutinize the financial status of current and former parliament members, including their properties and bank accounts. The aim is to ensure that their wealth aligns with declared incomes. Audits will begin two years after a politician's term and within thirty days for those who resign or are dismissed. If discrepancies suggest tax evasion, detailed audits will follow, potentially involving judicial authorities. The investigation will also extend to the families of politicians living in the same household, with public disclosures of findings.