7.2 milliárd Ft to mark an anniversary — chosen at official discretion.

Rationale

This line funds the "Mohács 500" commemorative year and the developments attached to it — the 500th anniversary, in 2026, of the 1526 Battle of Mohács. A commemorative-year programme is a discretionary allocation in the most direct sense: it is a sum of money, decided by political officeholders, to mark an anniversary, with the recipients of the "related developments" — construction projects, events, commemorative works — chosen at official discretion. There is no rights-protection function here, no constitutional precondition, and no dependency chain tying any citizen's life plan to the line; what it funds is the public marking of a historical date, and the "kapcsolódó fejlesztések" (related developments) framing means the bulk of the 7,229.3 millió Ft is capital spending whose connection to the anniversary is the occasion for the allocation rather than an independent infrastructure need. A commemoration that a society genuinely wants is exactly the kind of activity a voluntary sector — historical associations, municipalities, churches, cultural foundations, sponsors — funds and organises; the case for 7,229.3 millió Ft of compulsory financing routed through official discretion is weak. For a worker at the roughly 540,000 Ft median monthly gross wage, the commemorative-year lines in this chapter together absorb on the order of 1,500-1,700 Ft a year in tax — not a large sum per household, but the size of the line is not the point: an anniversary marked at official discretion is a discretionary allocation whether it is large or small, and the principle scales. The line is eliminated in the 2026 cycle. Genuine infrastructure projects bundled under the "related developments" heading, if any are independently warranted, are reclassified into the relevant infrastructure chapters on their own merits; the commemorative element is not tax-financed.