The Hungarian Parliament begins its autumn regular session on Monday with a three-day sitting, during which MPs are expected to elect a new Commissioner for Fundamental Rights and decide on some twenty immunity cases. According to the agenda published on Parliament’s website, the sitting opens at 1 p.m. with a tribute to former MPs Péter Sirály (MSZP) and György Alexa (MSZP), followed by pre-agenda speeches. The Commissioner is nominated by the President of the Republic and elected by a two-thirds majority of MPs for a six-year term. President Tamás Sulyok nominated former Constitutional Court judge and retired Court President Imre Juhász for the post in early July. Monday’s sitting will also feature the session of immediate questions and answers, as well as additional question time for MPs.