Everything you need to know about Hungary's new anti-corruption office

With the Hungarian Parliament's appointment of political scientist Anna Róza Unger as chair of the new institution on Friday, the National Office for Asset Recovery and Protection (NVVH) is set to be officially established in September. Some members of the opposition were quick to liken the NVVH to communist Hungary’s brutal secret police, ÁVH (which operated between 1948-1956), while many Tisza voters are hoping that once the office is up and running, the key players of NER (the well-connected business circles which hugely benefited from state-funded projects during the 16 years of the Orbán system) will one by one be led away in handcuffs very soon. Below are the answers to the most important questions about the office’s operations.