Hungarian lawmakers are preparing to vote on a constitutional amendment aimed at removing President Tamás Sulyok, as Prime Minister Péter Magyar seeks to diminish the influence of former leader Viktor Orbán. The proposed changes, which include a limit on lawmakers' terms and restoring powers to the constitutional court, have drawn criticism from rights organizations while also being supported by some legal experts. With a two-thirds majority, Magyar's party does not require opposition support for the amendment, which reflects a significant shift in Hungary's political landscape.