Politics.hu reports that Data Protection Commissioner András Jóri has initiated an inquiry into Speaker László Kövér's banning of photographers because they published pictures of the transcript from which Prime Minister Viktor Orbán read when addressing Parliament earlier this month. According to the report, the pictures showed that Orbán did not read all the passages from the written transcript. A representative from media website Origo said, "in our assessment, the manuscript of a speech of such importance--together with the corrections and the dilemma and alternatives obvious with the deletions--unequivocally belongs to the public." 
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