New laws being prepared by the AKP have been revealed
The Grand National Assembly of Turkey (TBMM) will resume its work on October 1 with the opening of the 3rd Legislative Year of the 28th Term. It has been learned that while Parliament is in recess, the AKP group will be working on social security reform and the execution law, as well as a new constitution and the Parliament's internal regulations.
Following the adoption of the 17-article 'Bill on Amendments to the Animal Protection Law' prepared by the AKP, which includes the killing of stray animals if they are not adopted, the TBMM entered recess until October 1.
NEW LEGISLATIVE PREPARATIONS IN THE AKP
According to a report in Gazete Duvar, the AKP will spend the 2-month recess period preparing new laws to be brought to the agenda in October.
SOCIAL SECURITY REFORM, EXECUTION LAW...
Stating that the approximately 4-year period without elections offers a very valuable opportunity to address some fundamental problems and implement reforms in certain areas, party officials stated that they would work on many issues within this scope, from social security reform to the execution law.
WORK WILL ALSO BE DONE ON A NEW CONSTITUTION AND PARLIAMENTARY INTERNAL REGULATIONS
It is noted that the execution system has been disrupted by a series of changes made for various reasons in recent years, that it needs to be overhauled from scratch, and that there is a serious demand from the public on this issue.
On the other hand, it has been learned that the AKP will also work on a new constitution and the Parliament's internal regulations throughout the summer.
News Source: 12punto
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