Ágnes Forsthoffer banned János Pócs from the Parliament for three days

Ágnes Forsthoffer banned János Pócs from Parliament for three sessions due to his disruptive behavior. This decision followed Pócs's late arrival to a vote on November 3, where he attempted to retroactively cast his vote, causing a disturbance. Forsthoffer emphasized that such conduct is unacceptable, especially from an experienced representative. Pócs had previously received warnings for similar behavior. He is now barred from entering Parliament buildings, except for secret votes in a designated area, and can appeal to the Immunity Committee within eight days. Pócs has drawn attention for various incidents in recent months, including drawing comics during debates and filming students without permission. His immunity was suspended in late September, and Prime Minister Péter Magyar suggested drug and alcohol testing for him due to concerns about his condition.