Allegations of Irregularities in the Court of Accounts Report on the University of Health Sciences Brought to Parliament
Allegations of irregularities under six headings identified in the Court of Accounts report regarding the University of Health Sciences have been brought to Parliament through a parliamentary question by an MP.
DEM Party Istanbul MP Celal Fırat brought the findings of irregularities under six headings, included in the 2025 Court of Accounts report of the University of Health Sciences, to the agenda of the Grand National Assembly of Turkey via a parliamentary question addressed to Minister of National Education Yusuf Tekin.
Six Headings in the Court of Accounts Report
The Court of Accounts audit report included findings of various irregularities under six different headings in the financial transactions and practices within the University of Health Sciences.
Capital and Real Estate Expenditures
The report determined that the capital share in the TEKMER company was shown incompletely in the financial statements, and that some expenditures not of a value-increasing nature were included in the cost values of real estates.
Insurance Policies and Market Prices
It was determined that insurance policies covering all risks related to construction works lacked certain conditions stipulated in the legislation, and that local market prices lacking the approval of the chamber of commerce or industry were used in determining new unit prices.
Accounting Records and Revenue Tracking
It was recorded that computer software and automation system purchases of the University of Health Sciences Revolving Fund Enterprise were not tracked under the Rights Account and that revenue records for some collections were not made in a timely manner.
Questions Brought to the Parliamentary Agenda
MP Celal Fırat, in the parliamentary question submitted for the response of Minister of National Education Yusuf Tekin, asked for the rationale behind the deficiencies in financial statements, shortcomings in insurance policies, and revolving fund accounting practices.