A differenciált hatáskör-telepítés eszközének alkalmazása a magyar önkormányzati rendszerben 1990 után

Absztrakt

The paper concerns with the different delegated authorities for local governments by Parliament in Hungary since 1990. In 1990, after the fall communism a system of democratic local governments was established. The Hungarian Parliament set up a fragmented model, the so-called “one settlement one local government”, which means every Hungarian settlement has got a self-governing authority. The main issue is that since 1990 the legislative power has not differentiated between villages and towns in terms of competences. My research comprises of three elements: the functional capacity shortage of Hungarian local governments, the practice of delegated authorities in the last quarter century and legislative changes after 2010. I would like to give a complex policy evaluation for the readers concerning the institutional experiences of local governments in the last quarter century.