State reclaims 100 billion forints from dissolved public foundations
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The National Assembly passed legislation dissolving the kekva system, which liquidated public-interest foundations as of August 31. The publicly sourced assets of four organizations—the Millenáris Scientific and Cultural Foundation, the Central European Built Heritage Preservation Foundation, the Hauszmann Foundation, and the Central European Educational Foundation—were transferred to the state. This takeover returned assets valued at 100 billion forints to the state.
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The government stated that the process ensures a significant volume of state assets become transparent and subject to oversight. The state claimed the kekva system was created to manage public funds in an opaque and unaccountable manner.
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