Határozattervezet

Határozattervezet is a Hungarian term that translates to "draft resolution" or "proposed decision." It refers to a preliminary document that outlines a proposed course of action or a decision to be made by a deliberative body, such as a parliament, a local government council, a company board, or a non-governmental organization. This document serves as the basis for discussion, amendment, and eventual voting by the members of the body.

The purpose of a határozattervezet is to formalize a proposal and ensure that all members have access to the proposed text before a meeting. It typically includes the rationale behind the proposed decision, the specific actions to be taken, and any relevant details such as timelines, responsibilities, and financial implications. The drafting process can involve various stakeholders, depending on the nature of the decision.

Once a határozattervezet is presented, it undergoes a process of deliberation. Members may offer amendments, propose substitutions, or vote to reject the proposal entirely. The final decision is usually reached through a voting procedure, as defined by the rules of the respective body. The approved resolution, or "határozat," then becomes binding and is officially recorded. The term emphasizes the preparatory stage of a formal decision-making process.