Framework Law Proposal for Terror-Free Turkey process opened for signatures in Parliament

Serdar HocamAuthor & Editor

The legal regulation prepared by the AK Party has been submitted for the signatures of deputies, and following the completion of the process, the proposal will be submitted to the Presidency of the Parliament.

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"Terörsüz Türkiye" sürecinde gözler TBMM'de

The Framework Law Proposal, prepared by the AK Party within the scope of the process publicly referred to as Terror-Free Turkey, has been submitted for the signatures of deputies and is expected to be forwarded to the Grand National Assembly of Turkey (TBMM) Presidency following the process.

Preparation of the Law Proposal

The AK Party has accelerated its work on the legal regulation, which is one of the most critical stages of the process aimed at completely removing terrorism from the country's agenda.

Call for Signatures from Deputies

The Framework Law Proposal prepared by the TBMM Group Presidency was opened for signatures by deputies within the AK Party Group prior to its presentation to Parliament.

In the announcement published with the signature of AK Party Group Chairman Abdullah Güler, it was stated that a decision was made for all deputies to sign the proposal completely.

Schedule of the Signature Process

It was noted that the proposal was opened for signatures in the TBMM Group Executive Board room and that deputies are required to sign according to the specified schedule.

Submission to the Presidency of Parliament

Following the completion of the signature process, the proposal is anticipated to be submitted to the TBMM Presidency without delay and discussed in the relevant committees.

Scope of the Roadmap

The aforementioned proposal is expected to include legal guarantees and implementation principles in a wide range from counter-terrorism to social integration.

Strategic Objectives and Messages

With the regulation indicated by President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan with the message 'we are about to reach our destination', it is aimed to reinforce Turkey's social peace with a legal framework.