Turkish Parliament completes debate on Turkish Red Crescent law draft
The Grand National Assembly of Turkey finished debating all articles of the Turkish Red Crescent Law draft and adjourned until November 17.
KEY POINTS
- The Grand National Assembly of Turkey completed debate on the Turkish Red Crescent Law draft
- Four additional articles were accepted, finishing review of all articles
- Deputy Speaker Yusuf Beyazıt chaired the session
- The General Assembly will not meet tomorrow and will reconvene on November 17
- The draft includes cash compensation for personnel in disaster, war, and conflict zones
The Grand National Assembly of Turkey completed discussions on the second part of the Turkish Red Crescent Law draft.
The assembly met under the leadership of Deputy Speaker Yusuf Beyazıt to review the draft law.
“The General Assembly will not meet tomorrow.”
Four additional articles were accepted, completing the review of all articles in the draft.
After the ninth article was approved, Beyazıt suspended the session and later read out the Advisory Council proposal.
According to the adopted proposal, the General Assembly will not meet tomorrow.
The session was adjourned to reconvene on Tuesday, November 17.
The draft law also includes cash compensation for personnel working in disaster, war, and conflict zones.
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