It tells great stories about Hungarian democracy, about when the representatives will vote on the annual budget.

Péter Magyar's speech in Parliament lasted 2 hours and 7 minutes, making it the longest by a sitting prime minister. This duration surpassed József Antall's previous record of 1 hour and 50 minutes. While it is likely the longest speech in Hungarian parliamentary history, confirming this across all records is challenging due to database limitations. Notably, after 2010, Viktor Orbán shifted to delivering major speeches away from Parliament, contrasting with previous leaders like Gyurcsány Ferenc who favored longer addresses.