Record-breaking: there were those who were recruited on a patriotic basis on November 13, 1989, amid the roaring regime change.

In November 1989, significant changes indicated the end of the socialist regime in Hungary, including the declaration of the republic and the establishment of a multi-party system. On November 13, a 17-year-old apprentice was recruited into the socialist regime's informant network, despite the illegality of such actions following the new constitution adopted on October 23. This recruitment was short-lived, as opposition representatives filed a complaint against surveillance on January 5, 1990, leading to the dissolution of the III/III group shortly after on January 21.