yönetmelii

Yönetmelii is not a widely recognized term in standard Turkish legal vocabulary; it appears to be a misspelling of yönetmelik, which means regulation. In Turkish administrative law, yönetmelik refers to a normative act issued by executive authorities to implement or detail provisions of a statute (kanun). It serves to regulate administrative procedures, standards, licenses, penalties, and other technical aspects necessary to apply the law.

Yönetmelikler are subordinate to constitutional provisions and statutes. They are typically prepared by ministries or regulatory agencies under the authority granted by law and are published in the Official Gazette. The date of entry into force is usually specified in the text.

They must conform to higher legal norms and may be subject to judicial review. If a regulation exceeds the authority granted by its enabling statute, or if it conflicts with the constitution or with other laws, it can be challenged and may be annulled by the courts.

Common types include internal regulations governing agency procedures, and external regulations that regulate broad sectors, such as environmental, labor, or health regulations. The exact content and scope vary by jurisdiction, but the core function is to translate statutes into concrete rules, standards, and administrative processes.

In practice, yönetmelikler provide the details needed to apply laws consistently and efficiently, while keeping legislative power within the remit of elected bodies. They are an essential tool of administrative governance but are subject to checks and balances to prevent overreach.