 Following critics by opposition MPs who claimed Seszták has used his political influence and parliamentary positions to obtaining the tender, the Prime Minister's Office revoked the opaque part of the tender in October 2013 and terminated the contract concluded earlier in January 2013.In April 2014 the European Commission informed the government that the European Anti-fraud Office (OLAF) found indications of corruption following a complete investigation, as a result the entire amount has been withdrawn from the project.Following the 2014 parliamentary election, Seszták was appointed Minister of National Development in Viktor Orbán's newly formed third cabinet, replacing Zsuzsanna Németh.