The National Assembly (Hungarian: Országgyűlés) is the parliament of Hungary. The democratic form of the Hungarian parliament was recreated in 1989-1990, after 40 years of socialism. The unicameral body consists of 199 members elected to 4-year terms (between 1990 and 2014, it had 386 members). The Parliament represents the Hungarian nation by the general and secret right to vote. The election is based on a complex system involving both a district and list election. Political parties must win at least 5 percent of the popular vote in order to enter the list of members of the assembly (but area winners enter regardless). The National Assembly has 25 committees to discuss the law drafts which are introduced and to control the ministers.

Location:
- Budapest Kossuth Lajos tér 1-3, Hungary 1055
Name:
- National Assembly
Date of founding:
- 1989

National Audiovisual Institute

In 2005 the Polish Audiovisual Publishing House was founded, which in 2009 changed its name to National Audiovisual Institute (NiNA). With the rebranding came greater improvements in working conditions - NiNA was one of the first institutions in Poland to have fully professional digitalization and restoration possibilities.
The National Audiovisual Institute has realized various digitalization and dissemination activities. It initiated DVD and Blue Ray editions of Polish films and opera and theatre plays.
From 2010 to 2015 NiNA operated the ministerial programe "Kultura+" and as such, it was responsible for supporting many Polish institutions (both from bigger and smaller cities) in the digitalization of their resources. A lot of materials digitalized were consequently uploaded and made accessible on the Ninateka website (www.ninateka.pl).
In 2017, the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage decided to merge National Audiovisual Institute with National Film Archive.

Location:
- Warszawa Wałbrzyska 3/5, Poland
Date of founding:
- 2005

National Centre of Catholic Collections

The National Centre of Catholic Collections, as a central organization of the Hungarian Episcopal Conference, is active in the field of museums, libraries, and archives. It urges and promotes the further education of workers at Catholic collections, and it summarises reports on the functions of the ecclesiastical collections. The Centre provides for the continuous and systematic registration of Hungarian church artwork, and it organizes the central registry of the collections and make suggestions concerning the distribution of financial assistance from the state for the dioceses.

Location:
- Budapest Városligeti Fasor 42, Hungary 1068
Name:
- National Centre of Catholic Collections
Date of founding:
- 1969

National Cultural Fund of Hungary

Established by the Hungarian Parliament in 1993 to support the creation, preservation and dissemination of national and universal values, this separate state fund is now running on 90 percent of the gambling tax of Lottery 5 as its main revenue. It calls for bids to offer and award the majority of its disposable money to those who implement the winning programs through a curatorial system divided to genres and programs.

Location:
- Budapest Gyulai Pál utca 13, Hungary 1085
Name:
- National Cultural Fund of Hungary
Date of founding:
- 1993
Main actor of:
- Purchase after 1989

National Digital Archives

National Digital Archives (NDA) is a central state institution. It belongs to a network of the Polish state archives which also includes the Central Archives of Historical Records (Archiwum Główne Akt Dawnych), Archives of New Records (Archiwum Akt Nowych) and 31 regional archives. The network is subordinated to the General Director of State Archives.

National Digital Archives are derived from Archive of Mechanical Records (Archiwum Dokumentacji Mechanicznej), which was founded in 1955. The change of AMR into NDA took place on the 8th March 2008 on the basis of the decision of the Minister of Culture and National Heritage.

National Digital Archives are first and foremost responsible for coordinating the digitalisation, storing, and dissemination process of all the State Archives in Poland, as well as smaller non-governmental archives. It digitalizes approximately two million documents per year. Those materials are available on the NDA's website in the researchable repository. The special place in National Digital Archives' repository is taken by the audiovisual and audio materials, especially radio broadcasts from the beginning of the 20th century.

Location:
- Warszawa Stefana Hankiewicza 1, Poland
Name:
- National Digital Archives
Date of founding:
- 1955
Operator roles:
- Polish Section of the Radio Free Europe