Zoltán Tarr's father is also on the list, but according to his son, he had written proof that he did not engage in agent activities.

Tarr Zoltán, the Minister for Culture and Social Relations, defended his late father, Tarr Kálmán, against allegations of being an informant. He stated that despite the presence of a so-called 'sixth card', his father had written proof confirming he did not engage in any informant activities. This proof was issued by a committee in 2002, which concluded that Tarr Kálmán was not involved with any specified organizations. Tarr Zoltán emphasized that his father's story was known within the family and that the topic was discussed even on his father's last day, highlighting the lasting impact of unprocessed legacies from oppressive regimes on families.