Doctor Noémi Orvos-Tóth and Andrea Szabó have also been included in the new body established to address the social impacts of agent files.

Starting November 4, digital copies of state security files will be publicly accessible, prompting the formation of a new expert committee to address their social implications. This independent body includes historians, sociologists, psychologists, and pastoral caregivers, aiming to facilitate open dialogue and promote understanding of the past. Minister Tarr Zoltán emphasized the importance of this initiative for national reconciliation and the need for professional support in healing historical wounds. The committee members, including Orvos-Tóth Noémi and Szabó Andrea, will work on recommendations to help society process the newly available information. Concerns were raised about the societal readiness to handle the revelations from these files, which may challenge family narratives and personal identities.