ügyrend

Ügyrend is a Hungarian term referring to the organized order in which matters, cases, or tasks are to be handled within a building, body, or organization. It functions as the internal schedule or agenda that determines the sequence and timing of items to be addressed, allocating time, responsibility, and, where applicable, deadlines. The concept is used in several public and administrative contexts, including courts, government offices, and legislative bodies, as well as in large organizations.

In practice, an ügyrend outlines the scope of items to be considered, assigns entry numbers or references, and identifies the responsible office or person for each item. It may specify the order of business, the duration of sessions, and the procedures for introducing amendments, making decisions, and recording outcomes. In courts, the ügyrend can govern daily hearing schedules, docket management, and the assignment of cases to judges or registrars. In parliamentary or ministerial settings, it defines the sequence of agenda points for a meeting or session.

Typical features include the date, list of items, responsible divisions, required documents, and rules for modification. Ügyrend is usually prepared by the organizing authority (such as a clerk, secretary, or management body) and communicated to staff; in many systems it may be published internally or publicly for transparency. Changes are typically governed by procedural rules.