An investigation was initiated due to the orders of Rogán Antal's advisors.

The National Communication Authority (NKOH) initiated legal proceedings regarding the Prime Minister's Office's consultancy orders from 2023 to 2026, totaling 142 million HUF. The NKOH suspects that the Prime Minister's Office ordered services from a consortium of p2m companies that were outside the scope of their organizational development agreement. Previous reports indicated that p2m companies received significant state contracts, often acting as intermediaries rather than producers. The NKOH's investigation extends beyond the current seven contested orders, suggesting potential violations of procurement rules in past contracts as well. Minister Zoltán Tanács announced an investigation into p2m Consulting's contracts following a complaint from the ministry.