Judit Varga: You can imagine it like this, a person goes to a village day, and five people come up to them asking what they would like.

During a hearing, Máté Zsolt questioned Varga Judit about potential political influence in the allocation of executor positions. Varga acknowledged that inquiries are common but insisted that such requests do not guarantee any advantages in the selection process. She compared the situation to a village day where people express their wishes, stating these are not crimes. When pressed for a direct answer regarding whether party members had approached her for recommendations, Varga hesitated, considering the implications of her response, and ultimately stated that she directed all inquiries to Völner Pál.