Minister Clarifies Press Conference Rules, Declines Questions from Non-Media Entity

Budapest, Hungary – A recent press conference held by a prominent minister and Member of Parliament for the Tisza Party saw a notable exchange regarding media access. During the event, the minister, surrounded by microphones and with the Tisza Party emblem displayed, was asked a question by an individual. The minister then sought clarification on the individual's affiliation. "Sir, I would like to clarify, this is a press conference. Which media organization do you work for?" the minister inquired. The individual identified himself as being from a legal association, to which the minister responded, "That is not a media organization, if I am correct." The minister then stated, "If you do not work for a media organization, then I cannot answer your question now. This is a press conference, and only journalists can enter here." The minister further elaborated on his accessibility, stating, "I am in various settlements every day, you can find me in 5-8 settlements daily, and anyone who comes as a civilian can ask me anything. If you come to Zala County or submit your questions in writing, I will gladly answer them." The interaction concluded with the minister reiterating the exclusive nature of the press conference for accredited journalists.

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