The parliament will elect the chief prosecutor, discuss the tax package, and also decide on December 24.

The parliamentary session begins on November 2, featuring Prime Minister Péter Magyar's speech, followed by reactions from faction leaders. A key event next week is the election of the new chief prosecutor, Dr. Péter Fejes, requiring a two-thirds majority. A vote on declaring December 24 a public holiday is also expected. Discussions will include new tax proposals, family benefits, and property tax reforms, which are crucial for upcoming economic debates. Additionally, lawmakers will address media reform proposals and the establishment of a committee to investigate the misuse of integration funds, aiming to protect public assets and restore public trust.