Összehívását

"Összehívását" is a Hungarian term that translates to "its summoning" or "its convening" in English. The term is often used in formal or official contexts, typically referring to the act of bringing together a group of people or an assembly for a specific purpose.

In Hungarian parliamentary procedure, "összehívását" can refer to the summoning or convening of the National Assembly, which is the legislative body of Hungary. The President of Hungary has the authority to summon the National Assembly, as outlined in the Hungarian Constitution. This summoning can be for regular sessions, which occur at least twice a year, or for extraordinary sessions, which are called to address urgent matters.

The term can also be used in other contexts, such as the convening of a committee, a council, or any other formal gathering. The specific procedures and authorities responsible for the summoning can vary depending on the context and the governing regulations.

In a broader sense, "összehívását" can refer to any act of summoning or calling together, not necessarily in a formal or official capacity. However, the term is most commonly used in formal and official contexts in Hungarian language and procedure.