The Opposition Wants the Parliament, Which Opens This Week, to Establish a Commission as Soon as Possible to Address the Funding Crisis: 'The Bureaucratic and Political Aspects of the Crisis Must Be investigated.'
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While opposition parties await the opening of Parliament to establish an investigative commission on the funding crisis, it is said that the ruling party may also submit a motion on the matter. The NEW Party stated that such a commission should not remain merely "for show," and called for "an authoritative commission that will uncover figures like Fatma Betül Sayan Kayalar in politics and bureaucracy."
The Central Executive Committee of the DEM Party called for the establishment of an investigative commission in the Turkish Grand National Assembly (TBMM) to investigate the funding crisis in all its aspects once it convenes.
In a written statement, the DEM Party Central Executive Committee noted that the "Funding Crisis" is one of the biggest scams and corruption cases in the country's history, adding, "The Funding Crisis is not a technical financial problem. It is the result of the government's economic policy choices..."
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