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CHP DEPUTIES TAKE OATH
The joint statement of the AKP and the CHP to solve the oath crisis did not include a concrete proposal for an amendement to the Constitution concerning the detained deputies. "We believe that all legislation, including the Constitution, has to interpreted within the framework of the rule of law, taking into account the principle of separation of powers, and to be implemented in a way to enhance freedoms" was the message given.
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The joint statement of the AKP and the CHP to solve the oath crisis did not include a concrete proposal for an amendement to the Constitution concerning the detained deputies. "We believe that all legislation, including the Constitution, has to interpreted within the framework of the rule of law, taking into account the principle of separation of powers, and to be implemented in a way to enhance freedoms" was the message given.
Attention grabbing was the AKP emphasizing its goal of a "new constitution" in the text.
Following the announcement of the declaration, the CHP deputies, entering the General Assembly, took the parliamentary oath.
AKP and CHP officials met Monday morning in order to overcome the oath crisis. The meeting was attended by AKP Group Deputy Chairman Nurettin Canikli and Deputy Ahmet Aydin with AKP Vice Chairman Haluk Ipek and CHP Group Deputy Chairman's Akif Hamzacebi, Kirklareli Deputy Turgut Dibek and Istanbul Deputy Aydin Ayaydin.
The leaders approved the declaration
During the meeting a compromise was searched for to write a joint declaration, the prepared text was presented to the approval of the leaders. The text Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan and CHP leader Kilicdaroglu agreed upon was announced after their approval.
The two sentences important to Kilicdaroglu
Kilicdaroglu gave information ahead of the general meeting with the central executive board on the joint statement. Kilicdaroglu said: "In this context, we believe that all political parties and lawmakers have to be in the Grand National Assembly to fulfill the honorful task given to them by our nation." He also said: "According to this principle, we believe that all matters, including the Constitution, have to be interpreted and implemented within the framework of the rule of law, taking into account the principle of separation of powers, with the objective to enhance freedoms." These sentences stood out as Kilicdaroglu underlined the importance of including these clauses in the declaration.
"Difficult before October"
The AKP's wording and emphasis on its goal concerning a "new constitution" in the text did not escape the attention. The text did not include any concrete legal amendements to the Constitution concerning the detained deputies. CHP Group Deputy Chairman Akif Hamzacebi, answering the journalists' questions, said: "It would not be right to define the road map on the joint statement. That would harm the process. We do not support a hastily made road map."
Answering the question of when the detained deputies would come to parliament, Hamzacebi said that parliament would close for vacation this week. "It is not possible to address this issue in parliament until October. This text aims to create a climate that reflects the will of the Turkish people in the National Assembly. Very concrete solutions and proposals will come from this text", he stated.
Erdogan: It is beneficial
Concerning the overcoming of the crisis, Prime Minister Erdogan said: "It is beneficial, it is good. As you know this is what we expected anyhow. Thus, they acted reasonably."
Responding to the statement of BDP's Parliamentary Group Leader Selahattin Demirtas who said that they "were excluded from the process and marginalized", Erdogan commented: "Nobody is being marginalized. This is where they belong as well. I believe that they will also take the oath very shortly."
Attention grabbing was the AKP emphasizing its goal of a "new constitution" in the text.
Following the announcement of the declaration, the CHP deputies, entering the General Assembly, took the parliamentary oath.
AKP and CHP officials met Monday morning in order to overcome the oath crisis. The meeting was attended by AKP Group Deputy Chairman Nurettin Canikli and Deputy Ahmet Aydin with AKP Vice Chairman Haluk Ipek and CHP Group Deputy Chairman's Akif Hamzacebi, Kirklareli Deputy Turgut Dibek and Istanbul Deputy Aydin Ayaydin.
The leaders approved the declaration
During the meeting a compromise was searched for to write a joint declaration, the prepared text was presented to the approval of the leaders. The text Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan and CHP leader Kilicdaroglu agreed upon was announced after their approval.
The two sentences important to Kilicdaroglu
Kilicdaroglu gave information ahead of the general meeting with the central executive board on the joint statement. Kilicdaroglu said: "In this context, we believe that all political parties and lawmakers have to be in the Grand National Assembly to fulfill the honorful task given to them by our nation." He also said: "According to this principle, we believe that all matters, including the Constitution, have to be interpreted and implemented within the framework of the rule of law, taking into account the principle of separation of powers, with the objective to enhance freedoms." These sentences stood out as Kilicdaroglu underlined the importance of including these clauses in the declaration.
"Difficult before October"
The AKP's wording and emphasis on its goal concerning a "new constitution" in the text did not escape the attention. The text did not include any concrete legal amendements to the Constitution concerning the detained deputies. CHP Group Deputy Chairman Akif Hamzacebi, answering the journalists' questions, said: "It would not be right to define the road map on the joint statement. That would harm the process. We do not support a hastily made road map."
Answering the question of when the detained deputies would come to parliament, Hamzacebi said that parliament would close for vacation this week. "It is not possible to address this issue in parliament until October. This text aims to create a climate that reflects the will of the Turkish people in the National Assembly. Very concrete solutions and proposals will come from this text", he stated.
Erdogan: It is beneficial
Concerning the overcoming of the crisis, Prime Minister Erdogan said: "It is beneficial, it is good. As you know this is what we expected anyhow. Thus, they acted reasonably."
Responding to the statement of BDP's Parliamentary Group Leader Selahattin Demirtas who said that they "were excluded from the process and marginalized", Erdogan commented: "Nobody is being marginalized. This is where they belong as well. I believe that they will also take the oath very shortly."
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