Indítványunk

Indítványunk is a Hungarian term that translates to "our motion" or "our proposal." It is commonly used in parliamentary, legal, and organizational contexts to refer to a formal suggestion or a request put forward by a group of individuals or a body.

In a parliamentary setting, an indítványunk would be a motion submitted by a group of members of parliament to initiate a debate, propose legislation, or call for an action by the government. Similarly, in legal proceedings, it can refer to a proposal made by a party or a group of parties to the court, requesting a specific ruling or procedure. Within organizations or committees, an indítványunk represents a formal proposition put forth by members to steer the group's direction, implement policies, or address specific issues.

The term emphasizes the collective nature of the proposal, indicating that it originates from a united group rather than a single individual. The specifics of what constitutes an indítványunk and the procedures for its submission and consideration vary depending on the context and the rules governing the particular body or institution. It serves as a formal mechanism for expressing a shared will or a collective suggestion for action or consideration.