Digital Transformation in the Ministry of Youth and Sports Dormitory Services Regulation
With the regulation published in the Official Gazette on November 10, 2026, disciplinary processes, notifications, and accommodation procedures in Ministry dormitories have been moved to a digital environment. While the use of information systems and UETS (National Electronic Notification System) has become mandatory, students have been granted priority placement rights after freezing their registration.
With the amendment made to the Ministry of Youth and Sports Dormitory Services Regulation, the digitalization of processes related to dormitory services has been ensured, and new rules have been established for disciplinary practices.
With the regulation amendment published in the Official Gazette dated November 10, 2026, and numbered 33426, definitions for the Ministry's information system, electronic notification, and UETS were included in the legislation. In this context, disciplinary processes, including warnings, reprimands, and expulsion from the dormitory, will be conducted entirely through a digital environment.
With the new regulation, the periods during which students freeze their registration have been included in their accommodation periods, and students have been granted the right to priority placement upon their return. Additionally, the status of students who do not comply with dormitory entry times will be notified to their parents or contact persons via the system.
The regulation also defined disciplinary offenses committed through digital environments; actions such as disseminating publications, violating the privacy of private life, and obstructing information systems were added as new articles. The period for electronic notification for appeals against disciplinary penalties has been set at five days.
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