Kelemen Hunor declared that administrative reforms will be discussed after 2028, and the current priority is to reduce expenses and increase revenues.

The president of UDMR, Kelemen Hunor, emphasized the necessity of reducing expenses and increasing budget revenues, mentioning a "huge gap" in the budget. He proposed three approaches for reducing expenses, including a 10% reduction in the number of employees or cutting expenses by 7-10%. Additionally, Hunor discussed the merging of administrative-territorial units, noting that there is no such measure in the government program. Any administrative reform is considered a priority for the future, after 2028.