The document summarizes the key political institutions in Hungary's political system. It describes the roles and processes of the government, parliament, president, constitutional court, and ombudsmen. The government is led by a prime minister who is nominated by the party that wins the most votes. The prime minister selects ministers and runs the country. The parliament makes laws, controls the government, and can replace the prime minister with a vote of no confidence. The president has a largely ceremonial role. The constitutional court and ombudsmen protect citizens' rights and ensure laws comply with the constitution.

13. The Parliament