New proceedings will be initiated against the architect of Hatvanpuszta, who was previously condemned for the demolition of historic buildings.

A disciplinary procedure against architect Dániel Taraczky will be reopened after the Hungarian Chamber of Architects annulled the previous ruling regarding the demolition of protected buildings. The initial decision, which imposed fines and suspended his membership, was criticized for altering the complaint without informing Taraczky. Former politician Ákos Hadházy, who filed the complaint, welcomed the new proceedings, stating it would reveal previously unseen documents. Taraczky, in a recent interview, discussed his project to create a sustainable economy and his past connections with Viktor Orbán.