
TBMM Speaker Kurtulmuş stated that the law would not be implemented without disarmament of the organization.
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Within the scope of the Terror-Free Türkiye process, Speaker of the Turkish Grand National Assembly Numan Kurtulmuş made statements about legal processes and insurance.
While the terror-free Türkiye process continues, a statement on the subject came from the Speaker of the Turkish Grand National Assembly, Numan Kurtulmuş. Kurtulmuş said that the law would not be implemented unless the organization was disarmed.
In his statement, Kurtulmuş said:
"The law will not be implemented without ensuring the dissolution and disarmament of the organization. This is the first insurance. Second, the board established within the executive branch, which will carry out this process, will fulfill its duty. The third is the Monitoring Board, which will be established within the Grand National Assembly of Turkey, which will follow these processes on behalf of the nation and is responsible for making legal regulations. These three important insurances are a serious guarantee of this process."
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Speaker of the Turkish Grand National Assembly, Numan Kurtulmuş, announced that a monitoring commission will be established with the opening of the Parliament, and that the law will not be implemented until the dissolution and disarmament process of the organization is announced.