Without a doubt, this is mainly due to the fact that Hungarian society has grown tired of political battles and therefore appreciates the kind of policy that stands up against the division of the people, against confrontation, and represents a principle of national cooperation. I hope this is due to my efforts. It is a result of long and hard work that the Ministry of Justice has been turned into a front-runner from the gray area. My explanation is that we have introduced and established many laws that society approves of. Such were the laws aiming to limit the use and distribution of drugs, the legal background of anti-organized crime measures pertinent to the ministry.
Society needs moderate political involvement, a readiness for compromise.
Society is beyond being very emotionally heated about politics and public life. People want quiet. The European Union has warned also that more restrained and less confrontational politics are expected, especially as we are only at an arm's length from the Union. Stability is in everybody's interest, so that there are more and more areas where there is no 180-degree turn every time there is a change of governments. Examples of this can be found in the issue of Hungarians beyond the country's borders, or the handling of poverty, but in the field of economy there should be approaches drawing from each other, built upon each other.