HarmonyVote

1. Mandatory Declaration of Related Interests:
   All Hungarian politicians, senior public officials, and their immediate family members (spouses, parents, children, siblings) must declare publicly all business interests, company shares, and significant financial holdings.

2. Independent Verification Commission:
   Establish a Public Integrity Commission composed of independent auditors, journalists, and civil representatives to review declarations annually and investigate conflicts of interest.

3. Transparency in Public Contracts:
   All companies bidding for or receiving public funds must disclose full ownership structures, including beneficial owners and indirect shareholders. Contracts linked to undeclared interests are automatically void.

4. Prohibition on Family-Owned Enterprises in Public Tenders:
   Companies owned by politicians’ family members or close associates are prohibited from participating in public procurement during the official’s term and for two years thereafter.

5. Asset and Lifestyle Audits:
   Regular audits comparing declared income and actual assets of officials and relatives. Any discrepancies trigger investigations by the Anti-Corruption Authority.

6. Severe Penalties for Concealment:
   Intentional concealment of interests or undeclared ownership results in dismissal from office, confiscation of illicit assets, and potential criminal charges.

7. Public Transparency Portal:
   Create an online platform publishing all declarations, audits, and contract data for public access and media oversight.

Possible Outcomes and Implications:
- Strengthened public trust and transparency in government. - Reduced misuse of state resources through nepotistic networks. - Empowered citizens and journalists through open data access. - Short-term administrative costs offset by long-term savings from corruption reduction.

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