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Székely was co-founder and trustee of the InfoFilia Hungarian Data Protection and Freedom of Information Foundation, 1991–2000; co-editor and special consultant for the Hungarian book series Informatics – Law – Administration, 1991–93; editor in chief of the journal TDR Hungary, 1990–93; contributing editor of Transnational Data and Communications Report, 1991–94.

Székely is co-author of the Hungarian National Information Strategy (1995), and also co-author of the government’s Theses on the Information Society (2000). He participated as consultant and manager in the activities of international consulting firms and auditors; he conducted data protection audits at several state and private organizations – among others, at the National Population Register. Since 1992 he has been participating in the advisory work for preparation of information and communication-related Hungarian laws.

Székely is co-founder and trustee of the FUNDUS Canadian-Hungarian Foundation for Quantitative Economic History Research since 1991. From 1995 to 1998 he was chief counsellor of the newly established Office of the Parliamentary Commissioner for Data Protection and Freedom of Information. He participated in founding the institution, shaping its activities, and editing its traditional and electronic publications.

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