A series of delicate tasks awaits the newly elected chief prosecutor on Tuesday.

A recent survey indicates that a significant majority of the population believes Viktor Orbán should face legal accountability. Fejes Péter, the newly elected chief prosecutor, emphasizes the need for immediate reforms within the prosecution service to restore its credibility. He acknowledges the challenges posed by the previous leadership under Polt Péter, which has led to a loss of trust in the organization. Meanwhile, Sonnevend Pál has been elected as the new president of the Constitutional Court, tasked with rebuilding confidence in the institution. Despite changes, the influence of previous appointees remains significant, and a complete overhaul of the court's composition will take time.