The conflict of interest law has been submitted, which would exclude politicians from the leadership of sports organizations.

A new legislative proposal aims to establish conflict of interest rules for sports organizations in Hungary, promoting transparency and separating sports from politics. The proposal, introduced by State Secretary Attila Kálnoki-Kiss, seeks to ensure that political connections do not influence sports management and funding. It outlines restrictions for government officials and representatives from holding positions in sports organizations for four years after leaving office. The rules apply to organizations with over 500 registered athletes and include integrity requirements for sports leaders. The proposal is set for general debate in early November, with a final vote expected by the end of the month.