MHP's Feti Yıldız Proposes a 'Membership Number Requirement' for Newly Established Political Parties.
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MHP Deputy Chairman Feti Yıldız stated that new regulations regarding the establishment of political parties are needed, proposing that parties be required to reach a minimum number of members determined in proportion to the number of voters in provinces and districts, have this certified by the Chief Public Prosecutor's Office of the Supreme Court of Appeals, and submit it to the Ministry of Interior.
Speaking about the debate surrounding the name of the new party, MHP Deputy Chairman Feti Yıldız stated, "It goes without saying that there is a need for a new political parties law."
MHP Deputy Chairman Feti Yıldız stated that a membership requirement should be introduced for newly established parties. Yıldız suggested, "For example, political parties that do not have at least 0.001 members (the lower and upper limits of this ratio can be debated) of the number of provincial/district executive board members in at least 41 provinces and 1/3 of their districts, or the number of voters in those provinces, certified by the Supre…
The debate over the name of the NEW Party has now extended to the MHP (Nationalist Movement Party). Feti Yıldız, responsible for legal affairs, pointed out that 24 parties competed in the last elections and that most of the 189 registered parties are merely "paper parties," suggesting a need for a revision of the political parties law.
MHP Deputy Chairman Feti Yıldız argued that the conditions for establishing political parties in Turkey should be revised following the Supreme Court Chief Public Prosecutor's Office's notification regarding the NEW Party. Stating that there are 189 political parties registered with the Supreme Court, Yıldız suggested stronger organizational and membership requirements, proposing that a party must have branches in at least 41 provinces to comple…
MHP Deputy Chairman Feti Yıldız argued that the conditions for establishing political parties should be revised following the Supreme Court Chief Prosecutor's warning to the New Party regarding its name change. Stating that 189 political parties are registered in Turkey, but only 41 of them meet the requirements to participate in elections, Yıldız said, "It goes without saying that a new Political Parties Law is needed."
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