The first-instance decision against the architect of Hatvanpuszta has been revoked; at the repeated hearing, he may be held accountable for the demolition of even more buildings.

The Hungarian Chamber of Architects has annulled a previous disciplinary decision against architect Dániel Taraczky, known for designing the Orbán family's estate. The initial ruling, which imposed a one-year planning ban and a fine due to the demolition of historical buildings, was invalidated due to procedural violations by the disciplinary committee. The new proceedings will also investigate additional structures on the estate, including a garage and other buildings. Taraczky recently discussed his career and the implications of the disciplinary action in an interview, emphasizing his architectural vision and experiences with political figures.