Ildikó Sopov questioned the absence of the supervisory board regarding the 247.5 billion asset allocation.

Sopov Ildikó highlighted that between March 31, 2014, and September 4, 2015, the MNB operated without a supervisory board during a significant asset allocation period. She questioned the absence of the board and the oversight options available to the government. Varga Mihály explained that the board members are appointed by the Parliament, not the government, and during that time, political parties could not agree on appointments. He noted that at least three members are needed for the board to function, and the minister could only appoint two, preventing the establishment of the board until a parliamentary agreement was reached.