The HM leaders involved in the Fidesz campaign will remain in their positions, but one major job hoarder has been quietly replaced.

The Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has terminated Botond Feledy's leadership position due to his undisclosed work for the Orbán government. Prime Minister Péter Magyar stated that no one can hold a leadership role under the Tisza government if they conceal significant public funding contracts from the previous administration. He clarified that being affiliated with Fidesz or performing professional work transparently is not a disqualifying factor. However, he did not address the procedure for current or incoming leaders involved in campaigns against Tisza. Former independent MP Ákos Hadházy has attempted to question the defense ministry regarding two leaders in key positions who participated in Fidesz's campaign, claiming the government is not serious about accountability and the transition. Hadházy also noted that Ruszin-Szendi has become vulnerable to coercion. The case of László Trembeczki, CEO of a defense company since 2018, raises further concerns.