13 billion Ft for recreation and fishing infrastructure — paid for by everyone.

Indoklás

This block of 13,086.3 millió Ft funds active-recreation programmes, recreation-infrastructure construction, and a national angling-tourism network programme. It is a discretionary state allocation toward leisure, recreation, and tourism — activities that citizens choose, pay for, and value through voluntary spending in a thick existing market. People who fish buy fishing equipment, licences, and trips from private suppliers; people who cycle, hike, and take active holidays do so through a deep voluntary market of operators, retailers, and clubs. There is no rights-protection function here, no constitutional precondition, no protective response to irreversible involuntary harm. A 5,000.0 millió Ft capital line for recreation infrastructure and a 1,800.0 millió Ft capital line for an angling-tourism network redirect saving from market-selected investment to politically-selected leisure projects — the same opportunity-cost argument that applies to the Területfejlesztési Alap, here without even the regional-development rationale. Unlike the staffed state company analysed above, these are programme and infrastructure appropriations, not the payroll of a body of employees with reliance claims. Programme spending stops when it is no longer appropriated; in-flight construction contracts are honoured by contract run-off, which is a matter of months, not a continuing budget line. There is no protected party of the kind that converts an Immediate Cut into a Phase-Out. The block is eliminated in the first budget cycle.