The parliament will also decide on the Attorney General, asset investigation, and December 24.

On Tuesday, the Hungarian Parliament will decide on the chief prosecutor candidate and may declare December 24 a public holiday. The agenda includes discussions on various tax laws and the examination of politicians' asset accumulation. The session will start with a commemoration of Hungarian science, followed by speeches and voting on several legislative proposals. Key decisions include the approval of the Hungarian National Bank's business report, amendments to laws regarding public asset protection, and the establishment of a new investigative committee. The parliament will also vote on the new chief prosecutor candidate after the previous nominee failed to secure enough votes. Additionally, discussions on private equity regulations and tax reforms are scheduled, including a wealth tax proposal affecting assets over one billion HUF.