The Defense and Law Enforcement Committee voted against the rehabilitation of unvaccinated soldiers.

The Defense and Law Enforcement Committee rejected a proposal for the rehabilitation of soldiers dismissed for refusing the COVID vaccine. The vote was 6-2 with one abstention. The committee had previously postponed the vote to gather the Ministry of Defense's stance. The investigation into the soldiers' treatment is ongoing, but rehabilitation remains distant. The committee heard from Defense Minister Ruszin-Szendi, who previously held the position of Chief of Staff during the incidents. Despite some members expressing concerns about the proposal's legal definitions, Novák, the proposal's initiator, plans to submit a revised version. The situation remains unresolved, with many soldiers seeking rehabilitation despite legal challenges. The committee's decision reflects the government's difficult position regarding past actions of the current defense minister.