Turkey to Article 26, "yes," said

[Herbalist Dr MziziMkavu]

Turkey has gone to the polls on September 12. According to the results of the referendum, 58 percent of citizens said yes to the constitutional package.

To summarize the contents of a referendum package:
Article 1: Women, children, the elderly, the disabled, widows and orphans of martyrs and veterans will be positive discrimination, contrary to the principle of equality will not be counted.
Article 2: Citizens' personal data will be collected according to law. A new law will be removed from parliament. Citizens, rights that may want to delete the data.
Article 3: Prohibition of leaving the country could be dominated by the decision. Veteran status, the tax debt due to be put out ban.
Article 4: State, against every kind of abuse and violence will be required to take protective measures.
Article 5: Workers, the union members may have multiple lines of business.
Article 6: Officers have the final decision of the Council of Ministers of the collective agreement, but will Arbitration Committee for Public Officials. Convention to be held by law to be incorporated into retirement.
Article 7: The strike in the workplace will not be responsible for damages from the union. Politically motivated strikes, solidarity strikes, general strikes, slowdown, and the resistance will not interfere in the constitutional.
Article 8: Parliamentary Authority will be established the Department of Public Auditor. Complaints about the judiciary from the administration moved to try to resolve by consensus.
Article 9: Party be held responsible for the closure of the deputies are prohibited, regardless of the period until the end of the Parliament may continue membership.
Article 10: Parliamentary elections in the first two years of President, will serve until the end of the period.
Article 11: Administrative Courts and the State Council, "propriety" do not control, "public interest" reasons can not decide. With the decision of the Supreme Military Council dismissed the officers from the army, the judiciary can call me. Promoted to colonel or general use due process and kadrosuzluk back from those who can not retire.
Article 12: Officers of the personal rights that can be regulated in collective agreements.
Article 13: Officers, may lead to disciplinary action of the judiciary.
Article 14: internal auditors in the Ministry of Justice, justice services and to supervise prosecutors. Do justice to the investigation and prosecution investigators.
Article 15 commits a crime against the constitutional order, a coup or coup attempt in which soldiers will be tried in civilian courts. Civilians, just in case of war be tried before military courts.
Article 16: The Constitutional Court will consist of 17 members. Parliament, The Court and the Bar Association will send three members from among the candidates will choose to. The President will appoint members to 14. President, will direct four assignment. These names, top level managers, lawyers, judges and prosecutors with first-class experience for at least five years, the Constitutional Court will be among the rapporteurs. The remaining 3 out of 10 members from the Supreme Court, 2 the State Councilfrom, 1 from the Military Court of Appeal, 1 Supreme Military Administrative Court, 3 HEC'reputation of faculty members be chosen to show.
Article 17: Constitutional Court members will be elected for 12 years. Will retire by the age of 65.
Article 18: Ordinary people who consume their way to trial before the Court from the Supreme Court's what an individual might apply. Parliament , the President of the General Staff , President and task force commanders will be tried in the Supreme Court about the criminal charges.
Article 19: The Constitutional Court will be composed of two apartments and the General Assembly. Constitutional provisions and the parties to the cancellation of the closure of at least 17 members and 12 could be decided by a vote.
Article 20-21: Military Court of Appeal judges decided that while military, including "the requirements of military service" does not respect.
Article 22: HSYK will consist of 22 principal and 12 alternate members, will work in three offices. Chairman of the Board, the Minister of Justice, the Undersecretary of the Ministry of Justice as a member of the Board will remain natural. Four members of the President will be appointed among jurists and lawyers. Three members from the Court of Appeal, Supreme Courtfrom two members, one member from Turkey of the Justice Academy to be selected. 7 members of first class judicial trial judges and prosecutors, three members of the class will be administrative judges and prosecutors. Dismissal may apply to the judges and prosecutors, the judiciary.
Article 23: Economic and Social Council would be constitutional institutions.
Article 24: September 12, 1980 coup makers and decision-making body of the shock period, all actions can be taken to trial.
Provisional Article 25 Article 18: Constitutional Court's current members will continue their duties until the age of 65. Individual applications will begin two years later.
Provisional Article 19: HSYK, within 30 days according to the new provisions will be made.
Article 26: Voting on the package altogether.

Source: Trkiye 26 maddeye "evet" dedi - Hrriyet Gndem

 

[Herbalist Dr MziziMkavu]

Referendum results
September 12, 2010

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In Turkey 17:00, the voting process has ended. A referendum has been opened so far 99 percent of funds. According to the results of the first 'yes' 58 per cent of those who, say 'no' the proportion was 42 percent. Accordingly, he gave the 63 provinces yes no 18 provinces.

Article 26 of Turkey, "Yes," said

Kura ya Maoni hiyo ni Wananchi wa Turkey kubadilisha Sheria za Uturuki, (EVET) Yes %58 (HAYIR) NO %42 Waliokubali ni Asilimia 58 na waliokataa ni Asilimia 42. Hiyo ndio ni Demokrasi ya Kweli inayotakiwaa kila mahali duniani. Sio serikali kutumia kila kitu Maguvu.

 

[Herbalist Dr MziziMkavu]

Turkish PM declares victory as 58 percent approve charter reform


ISTANBUL - Daily News with wires

Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan. AP photo
Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan declared victory Sunday night as 58 percent of voters approved a constitutional reform package in a highly debated referendum.


The result marks the end of a contentious campaign that pitted the ruling Justice and Development Party, or AKP, which proposed the reforms, against the main opposition Republican People's Party, or CHP.


Erdoğan hailed the step as a victory for democracy after 99 percent of the votes had been counted.


"Both those who said 'yes' and those who said 'no' won today because advanced democracy is for everyone," Erdoğan said at the AKP's Istanbul headquarters Sunday night. "Every citizen has made great gains tonight."


The referendum on 26 amendments to a constitution that was crafted after a 1980 military coup had become a battleground between the government and traditional power elites that believe Turkey's secular principles are under threat.


The vote sets the stage for elections next year in a country whose regional clout has surged in recent years, The Associated Press reported.


The civilian government says the amendments fall in line with European Union requirements for membership, partly by making the military more accountable to civilian courts and allowing civil servants to go on strike.


The opposition, however, believes a provision that would give Parliament more say in appointing judges masks an attempt to control the courts, which have sparred with Erdoğan's camp.


Vote count in provinces


In Ankara, the nation's capital, 54 percent of the constituency voted in favor of the constitutional reform. The participation in Ankara was 80 percent with 2.6 million valid votes.


In Istanbul, the most populous city of Turkey, 55 percent of the voters said "yes" in the referendum. The participation in Istanbul was 73 percent with 6.6 million voters taking part in the referendum out of a total of 9.2 million registered voters city-wide.


In İzmir, a stronghold of the main opposition CHP, 63 percent of the voters said "no" to the proposed constitutional reform. The participation in İzmir was 78 percent with 2.2 million valid votes.


In Diyarbakır, a province that vote heavily for the pro-Kurdish Peace and Democracy Party, or BDP, 93 percent of the voters said "yes" to the government's reform package. However, with only 33 percent of eligible electors, or 267,000 of 850,000 people, casting ballots in the poll, a boycott call from the pro-Kurdish Peace and Democracy Party, or BDP, appeared to be was the most significant aspect of the province's results.


In Tunceli, the hometown of CHP leader Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu, 80 percent of voters said "no" to the constitutional package. The participation in Tunceli was 67 percent with 37,000 valid votes.


Source: Turkish PM declares victory as 58 percent approve charter reform - Hurriyet Daily News and Economic Review