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Location Year of election Election type Recommendation # in final report Type of recommendation Thematic area Secondary thematic area Type of change required Status of implementation Comment
Hungary 2022 EOM Parliamentary elections
Consideration could be given to reviewing the use of cardinal status for election law provisions. To enhance legal certainty and contribute to consistent application of the election legislation, the National Election Commission could be empowered to adopt binding regulations. In addition, the Supreme Court could consider exercising its power to issue key uniformity decisions with respect to the application of election-related legislation.
Recommendation # in final report: 13
Type of recommendation: Other
Thematic area: Legal Framework
Secondary thematic area: Election Administration
Type of change required: Legal
Status of implementation: Not evaluated
Final report heading: Legal Framework
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Hungary 2022 EOM Parliamentary elections
Consideration should be given to review the referendum law to enhance legal certainty and bring it in line with international good practice for the holding of democratic referendums, including guarantees of equal campaign opportunities for the proponents and opponents, a ban on the use of state resources, and the provision of objective or balanced information to voters on the referendum issues.
Recommendation # in final report: 14
Type of recommendation: Other
Thematic area: Legal Framework
Secondary thematic area: Campaign
Type of change required: Legal
Status of implementation: Not evaluated
Final report heading: Legal Framework
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Hungary 2014 LEOM Parliamentary elections
Public media, including at the local level, should be subject to strict rules prohibiting government interference. Internal pluralism should be guaranteed and supervision could be provided by an independent body representing all relevant stakeholders.
Recommendation # in final report: 2
Type of recommendation: Priority
Thematic area: Media
Type of change required: Practice
Status of implementation: Not implemented
Year of assessment: 2022
Final report heading: Media
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Hungary 2014 LEOM Parliamentary elections
The provision for “balanced coverage” should be overseen by a genuinely independent implementing body. It should act upon complaints or ex officio upon monitored violations in a timely manner. Remedies imposed by the body should not prevent the media from carrying out their activities or encourage self-censorship among journalists.
Recommendation # in final report: 5
Type of recommendation: Priority
Thematic area: Media
Type of change required: Practice
Status of implementation: Not implemented
Year of assessment: 2022
Final report heading: Media
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Hungary 2014 LEOM Parliamentary elections
State advertisement contracts should be procured transparently and be subject to audit by an independent body. Consideration could be given to allocating state advertising only to outlets that require full transparency of media ownership and compliance with an internal code of conduct and self-regulation.
Recommendation # in final report: 23
Type of recommendation: Other
Thematic area: Media
Type of change required: Practice
Status of implementation: Not implemented
Year of assessment: 2022
Final report heading: Media
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Hungary 2014 LEOM Parliamentary elections
Article 13 of the Freedom of the Press and the Fundamental Rules of Media Content Act should be amended in order to provide for a precise definition of what constitutes “balanced coverage” in broadcast news.
Recommendation # in final report: 24
Type of recommendation: Other
Thematic area: Media
Type of change required: Legal
Status of implementation: Not implemented
Year of assessment: 2022
Final report heading: Media
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Hungary 2014 LEOM Parliamentary elections
Criminal defamation provisions should be repealed in favour of civil sanctions designed to restore the reputation harmed. Sanctions should be strictly proportionate to the actual harm caused and the law should prioritize the use of non-pecuniary remedies.
Recommendation # in final report: 25
Type of recommendation: Other
Thematic area: Media
Type of change required: Legal
Status of implementation: Not implemented
Year of assessment: 2022
Final report heading: Media
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Hungary 2014 LEOM Parliamentary elections
In the current media environment, in order to foster equal opportunities for contestants, consideration could be given to amending the law to provide for both free and paid political advertising in broadcast media.
Recommendation # in final report: 26
Type of recommendation: Other
Thematic area: Media
Type of change required: Legal
Status of implementation: Not implemented
Year of assessment: 2022
Final report heading: Media
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Hungary 2014 LEOM Parliamentary elections
Provisions in the legal framework that can be used to provide for the broadcasting of government advertisements during an election campaign should be amended in order to prevent the governing party having an undue campaign advantage.
Recommendation # in final report: 27
Type of recommendation: Other
Thematic area: Media
Secondary thematic area: Campaign
Type of change required: Legal
Status of implementation: Not implemented
Year of assessment: 2022
Final report heading: Media
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Hungary 2018 LEOM Parliamentary elections
Safeguards for genuine independence of the public broadcaster should be considered to ensure editorial pluralism, which include an open and inclusive appointment of the management, and a transparent and sustainable financing system.
Recommendation # in final report: 6
Type of recommendation: Priority
Thematic area: Media
Type of change required: Legal
Status of implementation: Not implemented
Year of assessment: 2022
Final report heading: Media
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