Tarrék would abolish the binding of books and also transform the NKA.

The Ministry of Social Relations and Culture is reforming the book market regulations, developing a national reading strategy, and reviewing cultural support systems. Minister Zoltán Tarr emphasized the need for a cultural system change rather than a regime change, focusing on creative freedom and access to cultural values. Plans include abolishing fixed book pricing and introducing a new book voucher system to support educators and librarians. A National Reading Strategy aims to improve reading habits and reduce functional illiteracy. The ministry is also working on reviving translation support for Hungarian literature abroad and reforming the National Cultural Fund to enhance decision-making independence. A professional conference is scheduled for November to discuss these reforms with stakeholders.

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