Kikiáltási

Kikiáltási is a term used in Hungarian law to refer to the formal act of proclaiming or announcing something, typically a new law, regulation, or decree. The process of kikiáltasi involves the official publication of a document in the official gazette, known as the Közlöny, which is the official journal of the Hungarian Republic. This publication is a crucial step in the legal process as it makes the document publicly accessible and legally binding.

The kikiáltasi process typically begins with the preparation of the draft document by the relevant governmental body or authority. Once the draft is approved, it is submitted to the Ministry of Justice for review and formalization. The Ministry of Justice then prepares the final version of the document, which includes the official text, signatures, and any necessary legal references. After this, the document is sent to the Office of the Prime Minister for final approval.

Once approved, the document is published in the Közlöny, which is distributed to all relevant parties, including government agencies, legal professionals, and the public. The publication date is considered the effective date of the document, from which its provisions take effect. The kikiáltasi process ensures transparency and accountability in the legislative and regulatory framework of Hungary.