The chamber penalty against Orbán's house architect has been annulled, a new procedure follows

The disciplinary council of the Hungarian Chamber of Architects annulled the first-instance decision regarding architect Dániel Taraczky due to procedural errors. Taraczky was accused by Ákos Hadházy of demolishing protected buildings instead of renovating them. Initially, he faced a one-year suspension and fines for violating laws and ethical rules. However, the council found that Taraczky was not properly informed about additional allegations during the proceedings, which compromised his defense. Despite this annulment, the second-instance ruling mandates a broader investigation into all buildings of the complex, potentially complicating Taraczky's situation further.