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AKP's Tayyar first criticized the '30,000 lira flat raise' then justified it: Our commission chair called me

AKP's Şamil Tayyar had shared a reaction message on his social media account after the proposal submitted by his party for a '30,000 TL flat raise to the salaries of inspectors and experts' was accepted. Tayyar made a new post explaining how his opinion changed following a phone call he received.

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The regulation brought to Parliament by theAKP, which provides for a 30,000 TL flat raise to the salaries ofgeneral managers, department heads, agencypresidents, provincial directors, as well asinspectors and experts working in thepublic sector, was accepted in the Planning and Budget Committee. This accepted raise proposal comes just as the minimum

wage wage negotiations begdue tothe fact that itcame at a period, many names by was heavilycriticized. Such raisesthat cover a specific segment

are often met with public backlash.misunderstoodbythecitizensin the countrythat itwouldbe and would be met withareactionthat itpreviously expressing his opinion, AKP's Tayyar immediately afterwith thephone call he received, abandoned this opinionhe explained how.

Here is what AKP's Tayyar saidhow his opinionchanged, the call that He stated: Our

Plan and Budget Committee Chairman Mehmet Muş called, and we discussed the proposal regarding the 30,000 lira increase in expert salaries.

Thisexplained why the regulation was needed.He explained that

the expertise defined as a 'career profession'wassufferingfromlow salaries, causing a brain drain in the public sector.that it is difficult to find qualified experts to prepare reports in critical institutions ranging from the CMB to the BRSA, and that the system is on the vergeof cloggingup.

He stated that the opposition also supported it because they realized the gravity of this problem.He conveyed this.

A total of around 30 thousandpeople will benefit from this regulation.experts, inspectors and senior officials in critical positions will benefit from it, he stated.

I explained that I agree with this approach and said, 'You are right, but there is a need for a general reform in the public sector; it cannot be done with palliative measures.' He agreed and added:

He agreed and added:

‘We want to resolve the bottleneck in the system at the first stage; that will also happen in the future.’

I found it reasonable, I deleted my previous tweet.

Hopefully, a comprehensive public reform will be carried out in the future and these debates will come to an end."