Список проголосовавших за комментарий "Собственно вот, нашёл по Венгрии:<br/> BUDAPEST (Dow Jones)--Hungarian Economy Minister Gyorgy Matolcsy wrote a letter to Mario Draghi, president of the European Central Bank, on Hungary's much-disputed Central Bank Law and one to Olli Rehn, the deputy President of the European Commission on Hungary's budget on the ongoing excessive deficit procedure.<br/> <br/> In his letter to Draghi, Matolcsy said the government made most of the amendments requested by the ECB when the act was still in a preparatory period.<br/> <br/> «In view of the amendments, I'm fully convinced that the [Central Bank] Act, which entered into force Jan. 1, 2012, is fully compatible with EU legislation,» Matolcsy wrote.<br/> <br/> Matolcsy downplayed the significance of one of the law's provisions the government didn't amend and that has stirred up much of the controversy--the possibility to increase the number of deputy governors and that of members of the rate-setting Monetary Policy Council.<br/> <br/> «The possibility to increase the number of MPC members and deputy governors provides greater flexibility, should the extension of the central bank's tasks warrant this,» he added.<br/> <br/> Matolcsy also said his government «has respected the central bank independence, and will continue to do so in the future,» adding that maintaining that independence is «clearly a primary interest of Hungary.»<br/> <br/> Hungary has been locked in a standoff with the International Monetary Fund and the European Union over the central bank law, which was enacted last week and has become a major stumbling block in aid tal"