The Grand National Assembly of Turkey (TBMM) went on recess, taking a two-week break from its work.
Deputies of the Saadet Party, who wanted to evaluate the period until January 16, when the parliamentary work will begin, went to the field.
Deputies, who start their field work starting from the electoral districts, will listen to the problems experienced by the citizens and bring them to the agenda of the Parliament.
Deputies will also attend organizational meetings before the upcoming local elections and take part in the candidate selection processes.
After the intense budget marathon that started in the first weeks of December, the Parliament took a two-week break from its work.
Deputies from the Saadet Party, who want to use this period, go to the field to learn about the problems of the citizens and to prepare for the local elections.
MPs WILL BE ON THE FIELD DURING THE ASSEMBLY RECESS
Saadet Party MPs will focus on field work during the two-week break given by the Parliament.
Deputies will listen to the problems experienced by citizens by visiting tradesmen, visiting bazaars and markets, starting from the election districts.
Deputies, who will explain their party's policies in many areas, especially economic, will also explain to the citizens face to face the work carried out by the Saadet-Gelecek Group in the Turkish Grand National Assembly.
Deputies will take note of the complaints and demands from citizens and express them from the Parliament rostrum.
MPs WILL TAKE A ROLE IN THE CANDIDATE IDENTIFICATION PROCESSES FOR LOCAL ELECTIONS
While there are only 90 days left until the local elections, the candidate selection process in political parties continues at full speed.
The work of MPs in the Saadet Party, where candidate candidacy applications will begin to be evaluated, is also considered important.
With the recess of the Parliament, the deputies who will participate in the organizational work in the election regions will play a critical role in the candidate selection processes by visiting the provinces and districts.
The deputies, who will analyze the profiles of the candidate candidates and the provinces and districts through their studies, will submit a report to the headquarters.