Hungary’s opposition lawmakers are facing hurdles as they prepare for work on a committee investigating a scandal involving the Hungarian National Bank (MNB). The investigation is anticipated to be difficult not solely due to the complexity of the affair, but also due to obstructive tactics employed by representatives like Bence Tuzson of the Fidesz party. These tactics, described as nitpicking, are expected to impede the committee’s progress. The situation suggests a contentious and potentially drawn-out inquiry. The opposition will need to navigate these challenges to effectively examine the MNB scandal. The committee's work is crucial for transparency and accountability surrounding the central bank's operations. Early indications suggest a politically charged environment will define the investigation.