Despite Péter Magyar's promise, Orbán's team received 159 million forints in severance pay, but there are those whose money was not transferred due to higher orders.

On September 22, the Hungarian government transferred 21.5 million HUF to former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán as severance pay. The gross amount of 32.4 million HUF was calculated on May 28, but the payment was delayed by nearly four months. Requests for public data revealed that some payments to former Fidesz government members were made in June and July, while others waited until September. In total, 238.8 million HUF was paid to Orbán and eight former ministers, resulting in a net amount of approximately 158.8 million HUF. The article details which ministers received severance, who is still waiting, and the government's rationale for withholding payments from some ministers.