tervezetek

Tervezetek is a Hungarian noun meaning drafts or proposals. It is the plural form of tervezet, a term used for a written document that outlines proposed provisions, terms, or actions and is intended for discussion, revision, and approval. A tervezet is typically formal and concrete, but not yet enacted or adopted. This plural form appears mainly in official or administrative contexts.

Common contexts include legislative, regulatory, and administrative work, as well as policy and project planning. Examples include törvénytervezet (a draft of a law), rendelettervezet (a draft regulation), költségvetési tervezet (a budget proposal), and kormányzati tervezet (government plan). In architecture or urban planning, tervezet can also refer to a design proposal or concept plan for a project.

In practice, tervezetek are prepared by the relevant authoring body and submitted to a legislative chamber, committee, or board for discussion and amendment. If approved, a tervezet may become a law, decree, or official policy; if rejected or withdrawn, it is discarded or amended. The term differs from javaslat, which more broadly means a suggestion or proposal and may be less formal or concrete.

Related terms include törvénytervezet, rendelettervezet, költségvetési tervezet, and építészeti tervezet. The plural tervezetek is used when referring to several drafts or proposals.