The bill covers rules pertaining to the Olympic feasibility authority, the entry, stay and employment of third country nationals and a transport plan for the Olympics, Gulyás said.

The bill does not aim to regulate every single aspect of the event, Gulyás said, adding that the National Olympic Committee forms its expectations based on past experience, and additional aspects may be considered after the 2016 Games in Rio de Janeiro.

Budapest faces competition from Rome, Paris and Los Angeles to host the event.

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