Hungary: Parliament passes coronavirus laws allowing Orban to rule by decree

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W/S Hungarian Assembly sit for vote, Budapest
SOT, Janos Latorcai, Hungarian Assembly deputy Speaker (Hungarian): "Now the final [closing] vote is coming, I draw your attention, that the constitution defines a group of rulings of a proposal which need a qualified majority. To pass, two thirds of the voting of the present members of the parliament is required. Hence this final vote needs two rounds. I ask the honoured parliament, do you accept the rulings of proposal T/9790/21 which needs a qualified majority. Please vote." *MULTIPLE SHOTS AT SOURCE*
W/S Hungarian Assembly taking place
SOT, Janos Latorcai, Hungarian Assembly deputy Speaker (Hungarian): "I am announcing the order: Parliament passed the the rulings of this proposal with '137' yes, 53 'no' votes without any abstention."
W/S Hungarian Assembly finishes
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The Hungarian parliament has passed coronavirus legislation that enables Prime Minister Viktor Orban to rule by decree, in Budapest on Monday.
The parliament, with two-thirds of the seats belonging to Orban's party, passed the laws with 137 votes in favour and 53 against the new measures, which enable the government to imprison people for up to five years for spreading misinformation that hinders the government's management of the pandemic. The laws also enable Orban to declare a state of emergency without a specific timeframe.
Hungary has 447 confirmed cases of coronavirus and is currently under partial lockdown as people are asked to limit their outdoor activities to essential errands, while several schools, restaurants and shops are closed.