Busy Week at TBMM: Retirement Pension, Juvenile Delinquency, and Cybersecurity on the Agenda
Key Points
- The lowest retirement pension will be increased to 23 thousand 552 liras with a 17.76 percent increase.
- Sentence reductions for criminals aged 15-18 may be lifted, and the duration of life sentences will increase.
- It is planned to grant the right of return to students who drop out of their education.
- Officials from relevant ministries will make presentations at the commission investigating school attacks.
By the Numbers
Türkiye Büyük Millet Meclisi's work this week will continue with a highly busy agenda. In the General Assembly, a proposal envisaging an increase in the lowest retirement pension to 23 thousand 552 liras will be discussed. The Assembly will also discuss various regulations including cybersecurity, cinema and tourism support, and the right to return to education.
In the Justice Commission, negotiations on new regulations targeting criminals under the age of 18 will continue. With the new proposal, while the authority of judges not to grant sentence reductions for the 15-18 age group is expanded, the upper limits of prison sentences for serious crimes will be significantly increased. In addition, penal sanctions against parents who neglect the care and safety of their children will also be on the table.
On the other hand, the commission investigating school attacks will also continue its work. In this context, officials from various ministries such as Justice, Health, and Youth, as well as the Diyanet İşleri Başkanlığı, will make presentations at the commission.
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- How much will the lowest retirement pension be?
- With the new proposal, the lowest retirement pension, which is 20 thousand liras, will increase by 17.76 percent to 23 thousand 552 liras.
- What changes are envisaged in the sentences of criminals under 18 years of age?
- The upper limit of the sentence for crimes requiring aggravated life imprisonment will be increased to 27 years, and for those requiring life imprisonment, to 18 years. The decision to apply a reduction may be left to the judge's initiative.
- What will the commission investigating school attacks do this week?
- While the commission continues its work, officials from the Ministries of Justice, Health, Transport and Infrastructure, Youth and Sports, Family and Social Services, and the Diyanet İşleri Başkanlığı will make presentations.
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