Péter Magyar claims that János Pócs cheated in the voting, therefore he requested severe punishment for the Fidesz representative.

Péter Magyar accused János Pócs of electoral fraud during a parliamentary vote, demanding severe punishment for the Fidesz representative. The voting session began with confusion as two representatives from the Tisza Party reported malfunctioning voting machines, which they claimed affected their support for the National Bank's report. Pócs also claimed his machine was faulty, leading to protests from Tisza members. The Prime Minister later criticized Pócs for allegedly misleading the session's president, asserting he was not present during the vote. He called for an urgent meeting of the committee to address Pócs's actions, labeling them as unprecedented and deceitful. Hallerné Nagy Anikó stated that a decision would be made regarding the committee's meeting based on the Prime Minister's suggestion.