The Prime Minister's Office responded to questions regarding the shortcomings of government communication by saying nothing of substance.

The Hungarian Association of Journalists criticized government communication for delays in information provision. They noted that six months after the new government was formed, not all ministries had established independent press departments, leading to slow or absent responses to journalists' inquiries. Telex sought clarification from the Prime Minister's Office regarding which ministries lacked press departments and the reasons for the slow responses. The Prime Minister's Office stated that inquiries are organized by topics and forwarded to relevant departments, but did not specify which ministries were lacking press departments or why journalists often do not receive timely answers.

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