The proposal that would sweep Kubatov Gábor and Tamás Deutsch out of their club president positions is before Parliament.

The Hungarian government has submitted a sports conflict of interest amendment to Parliament, aiming to separate sports from politics and enhance transparency. State Secretary Kálnoki-Kiss Attila emphasized that the law seeks to regulate sports organizations in a fair manner, free from political influence. A significant debate is scheduled for early November, with a final vote expected by the end of the month. Prime Minister Magyar Péter announced strict conflict of interest rules, including a four-year ban on certain officials from leading major sports organizations after leaving office. This move has faced opposition from some political figures.