Statement from Feti Yıldız about the Monitoring Commission: It will be established within a week and 10 days

MHP Deputy Chairman and Istanbul Deputy Feti Yıldız answered journalists' questions in the Parliament and made evaluations about the agenda. Yıldız responded to the question about when the Monitoring Commission to be established in the Parliament in the "Terror-Free Turkey" process will be established: "This week, a commission will be established with the participation of MPs according to the representation rates of the parties in the Parliament regarding the implementation of the framework law in the field. The duties of this commission are already specified in Article 7 of the framework law. Monitoring does not have any sanctions, it can propose laws and make recommendations. The number of members may be 17 or lower, as in the Intelligence Commission. I hope it will be established within a week or 10 days. I think our Parliament Speaker will probably send a letter to the parties today or tomorrow to notify their members.

Feti Yıldız said, "The Speaker of the Parliament said, 'He will only monitor the legislative activities in the Parliament,' but you said field. "Is there a difference?" and "The implementation of the framework law will be monitored. "It's not just the Parliament," he replied.

Stating that the members of the commission will be declared by the parties, Yıldız noted that the number of members will be shaped according to the representation rate of the parties in the Turkish Grand National Assembly.

Yıldız answered the question regarding the fund investigations carried out by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office as follows:

"Our state is taking all kinds of precautions and monitoring. Let's trust our government. He does not impose on anyone the rights and laws of orphans, poor people and the poor. The legal process continues. My principle is this: I believe in the presumption of innocence. It doesn't matter to me whether this is person A or B. I do not say 'This person is guilty or innocent' until it becomes a final verdict. It's just suspicious to me.

On the question of establishing an investigation commission in the Parliament regarding the fund investigations, Yıldız said, "In my opinion, I do not see the need. This is a purely judicial matter." he said.