National Assembly
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Hungary's government is a unitary multiparty republic with a single legislative body known as the National Assembly. This unicameral parliament holds supreme legislative power and is responsible for electing the president, the Council of Ministers, and other high-ranking officials. Parliamentary elections occur every four years, with members elected through a mixed system of direct and proportional representation. The country's constitutional framework was significantly revised in 1989, establishing a multiparty parliamentary system and separating the legislative and executive branches.123
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