News center Lawyer Mehmet Öner Ekinci said that the parliament was ineffective during the construction process and that unlimited powers were given to the execution. Ekinci, who gave an example through the tariff of health institutions wages, drew attention to the regulations contrary to the Constitution and proposed to establish a “law monitoring committee” in the Assembly. Mehmet Öner Ekinci, one of the well -known lawyers of the country, made serious criticisms of the law making process in the Republican Assembly and said that the parliament did not use the primary powers sufficiently and that these powers were transferred to the executive body.
Ekinci explained in detail the problems, constitutional violations and legal gaps experienced in the legislative process with examples through the statutes of health institutions.
“While the law structure is the unalidable duty of the parliament, the members of the parliament cannot take care of this task today.
Ekinci said that law in the country is a serious business, but there is a lack of expertise and consciousness. He emphasized that there are many problems in practice due to the law of non -experts. He noted that the law is the unalidic task of parliament, but today, parliamentary members do not take this task.
Ekinci stated that the law of making the law was given to the legislative body by the Constitution, and that it was irrevocable, and that the parliament was weak in the face of the executive body and abandoned its original powers. He said that the executive became dominant on parliament and that it damages democratic functioning.
Ekinci, Health Institutions Fees Tariff Regulation by examining the legislative authority in this regard has been revealed that the misuse. He explained that the taxes can only be made by law within the framework of the “legality of tax”, which is clearly mentioned in the Constitution, but that it was left unlimited and arbitrary discretionary authority to carry out this regulation. He stressed that the wage categories and subtitles in the tariff are not in the law, and that the executive made arbitrary arrangements by going beyond the will of the legislator.
Ekinci pointed out that the principles of certainty and openness in taxation have been violated and the main elements of the taxes should be clearly determined by law. He stated that the execution of execution means intervention in personal rights and freedoms and that the principle of legal security was damaged. He also warned that the contribution from the insurance retirees could become an unfair tax application.
EU experts emphasized that the authority to make a regulation given to the ministries is not supervised by the parliament and that the legislative function has been violated.
Ekinci, who also referred to the report of EU expert Mark Wilson, said that the authority to make a statute given to ministries in Northern Cyprus was not supervised by the parliament, which means a violation of the legislative function. He emphasized that the parliament did not follow the limits of this authority given to the execution and that there was no concrete regulation in this direction.
Ekinci finally expressed his proposal as follows;
“My suggestion is to establish a law monitoring committee to establish a law monitoring committee in order to supervise whether the necessary amendment to the Cumhuriyet Council and the amendment to be made with the law, and whether the authority of the legislator is used correctly and in accordance with the constitution and to provide at least two of the competent lawyers working in this committee.
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