Original sentence: The Australian government approved Zentai's extradition to Hungary on November 12, 2009, making Zentai's case the first in which the Australians approved of extraditing any Nazi suspect
Edited sentence: As there is no living prosecution witness, Mr Zentai's right to cross examine as required by the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, cannot be upheld.He is arguing that Mr Zentai is not an extraditable person under Australian law because he has not been charged with any offence.Mr Zentai's case has now been taken on pro bono by Malcolm McCusker, a highly respected QC.The Australian government, reportedly against the advice of the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions,  approved Mr Zentai's extradition to Hungary on November 12, 2009, making Mr Zentai's case the first in which the Australians approved of extraditing any Nazi suspect.The Hungarian Government reportedly says that it only wants to question Mr Zentai, but it could have done this under the treaty with Australia on cooperation in criminal investigations, which would not require extradition.The extradition treaty, unlike those with Israel, Austria and the US, does not require any evidence supporting an alleged offence to be presented to Australian authorities