János Lázár already received his ministerial severance pay in July, while Márton Nagy and Péter Szijjártó still have not.

Several former ministers of the Orbán government have yet to receive their severance payments, with discrepancies in the reasons for delays. While some ministers have received their payments, others, including Szijjártó Péter and Nagy Márton, are still waiting. The government has cited various reasons for the non-payment, including missing documentation and central government decisions. Gulyás Gergely confirmed he donated his severance payment, while Orbán Viktor announced he would donate his as well. The law stipulates severance payments for ministers based on their tenure, with specific conditions for eligibility.

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