Debates about the controversy created by the radical nationalist Jobbik leader's attire at the inaugural session of parliament should not be allowed to dominate political discussions, governing Fidesz party spokesman Peter Szijjarto said on Saturday. The spokesman was asked whether the Fidesz-Christian Democratic party alliance would vote in support of suspending Vona's immunity because the MP wore a garment symbolic of Jobbik's banned paramilitary arm, the Hungarian Guard. Szijjarto called it narrow-minded and harmful that "many tried to divert the assessment of the revolutionary parliament's first session to the issue of a vest." Vona wore a white shirt and a black vest underneath his suit to the parliamentary session and took off his suit during the recital of vows.
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