The salary they will get is amazing.

The regulation issued for the retirement age (EYT) benefited young deputies. About 150 parliamentarians, currently aged 41-53, retired at an early age. Furthermore, the deputies did not have to wait months for their salary to be paid like other EYT members. About 70 MPs narrowly missed out on early retirement because they were stuck with the insurance start date and insurance period conditions.

17 YEARS ADVANCED

Thanks to EYT, the retiring deputies received a pension of 52 thousand TL, in addition to a salary of 74 thousand lira. His total monthly income reached 126 thousand lira. A large number of former deputies who are pending age also benefited from the regulations. Among the deputies who retired from EYT, especially those around 41-43 years old, they received a honeyed salary of 52 thousand lire some 17 years earlier. Those who have been MPs for 2 years get the privilege of being MPs when they meet the other conditions.

All male deputies who were insured before September 8, 1999, born between 1970 and 1980, have worked for 25 years and completed the number of premium payment days of 5,975 days (9,000 days in Bağ-Kurlu and Retirement Fund). good. In the same way, EYT won the lottery for women deputies who were born between 1971 and 1982 and met the other conditions. Thus, men from 43 to 53 years old, who served as parliamentarians for 2 years, began to receive salaries without waiting for 60 years, and women from 41 to 52 years – without waiting for 58 years.

Some 150 proxies benefit

1 out of 3 deputies still serving in the Grand National Assembly of Turkey, i.e. around 200-220 deputies, is between the ages of 41-53. Therefore, all of these MPs have the potential to retire from EYT. However, it is estimated that about 150 of these deputies met the other two conditions and withdrew from the EYT. The remaining 70 MPs are thought to be stuck with the insurance start date and number of premium days. Just over 80 deputies in Turkey’s Grand National Assembly were excluded from EYT’s scope because they were 40 years old or younger.