The Hungarian Parliament debated a bill proposing the abolition of the Sovereignty Protection Office (SPO), with proponents arguing it was established for political pressure and embodies corruption rather than protecting national sovereignty. Tisza Party MPs and Prime Minister Péter Magyar asserted the SPO's dissolution would restore sovereignty to the people and remove a cornerstone of the Orbán regime. Conversely, Fidesz, KDNP, and Mi Hazánk representatives opposed the bill, claiming it would weaken Hungary's sovereignty and that the office should be reformed or strengthened instead.