László Windisch will not let it go: he appealed for the dismissal of Ferenc Biró, the IH president.

The president of the State Audit Office, László Windisch, has appealed to the Court of Appeal against a ruling that dismissed his request to remove Ferenc Pál Bíró from his position as head of the Integrity Authority. This unprecedented case in Hungarian administration allows for the removal of the Integrity Authority's president if they become involved in a criminal investigation. Windisch initiated the legal proceedings in June, arguing that Bíró did not meet the necessary legal requirements for his position. However, the court dismissed the case due to a delay in filing, stating that Windisch had exceeded the legal timeframe. Windisch has now appealed this decision, contesting the grounds for the dismissal. Bíró faces serious allegations, including misuse of public funds and abuse of power, which he denies, claiming political motivations behind the charges.