President sets April 3 as date for national referendum on child protection law
President János Áder has set the date for the government-initiated referendum on Hungary’s child protection law for April 3.
In a statement released by the Office of the President of the Republic, Áder said (the statement in full):
“Hungary’s National Assembly voted unanimously on November 9, 2021 to allow holding a referendum on the day of the general election.
“The legal conditions for holding a referendum are in place for four questions on which referendums have been initiated.
“Taking into consideration the deadlines set by the laws on electoral and referendum procedures, a referendum on the four issues in question and the general election can only be held simultaneously on April 3 or April 10.
“In view of this, I have set the referendum on the four issues specified in Parliamentary Resolution 32/2021 of November 30 for April 3, 2022.”
As we wrote before
“Only a common will can stop the violent LGBTQ lobby and pressure of Brussels, which is why the Government has initiated a referendum on child protection,”
Minister Judit Varga said about referendum. Details HERE.
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Mr. Orban and FIDESZ Party are actually a gift to the people of Hungary. Mr. Orban was the first 20th and 21th century president that put the interest the Hungarian people first. He and his party deserves to be re-elected. Good luck.