While the question of when the 12th Judicial Package will be submitted to Parliament remains current, it is reported that the proposal had not yet reached Parliament as of Monday, June 8. As details about the package begin to become clearer, expectations are shaping towards it being discussed in the committee within this week.
The new judicial package is expected to consist of approximately 60 articles. It is stated that the regulation is planned to be enacted in two stages.
What Are the Main Topics in the Package?
Among the articles expected to be included in the proposal are increased penalties for children involved in crimes. Increasing parental responsibility in juvenile offenses is also considered one of the prominent topics of the package.
Provisions that foresee penalties such as program suspension and content removal for television channels are also mentioned as possible regulations in the package. Topics related to identity verification on social media and the use of VPNs are also expected to be evaluated within the package.
A new regulation addressing victims of IBAN fraud is also on the agenda. Articles indicating a new era in matters such as complicating the gender change process, divorce, and alimony are also expected to be included in the proposal.
A provision regarding the change in the calculation period for alimony is also listed among the possible regulations in the package. It is conveyed that amnesty and enforcement regulations are not expected to be part of this package.
Attention is now focused on the package’s schedule in the committee. How the parliamentary process will proceed and under what framework the articles will be included in the final text will become clearer in the coming days.