yönetmelik

Yönetmelik is a Turkish term that translates to "regulation" or "directive" in English. It refers to a type of legal instrument that provides detailed rules and procedures for the implementation of a law or a broader legislative act. Yönetmelikler are issued by government ministries or other authorized public institutions to specify how a particular law should be applied in practice.

These regulations are subordinate to laws and must be consistent with them. They typically address specific areas or sectors, such as environmental protection, education, health, or public finance, and aim to clarify ambiguities, set standards, and establish operational guidelines. The process of creating a yönetmelik often involves public consultation and a formal publication in the Official Gazette (Resmî Gazete) to ensure transparency and accessibility.

Yönetmelikler play a crucial role in the Turkish legal system by bridging the gap between general legislative principles and their practical application. They provide the necessary details for citizens, businesses, and public bodies to understand their rights and obligations within a given legal framework. Amendments or new yönetmelikler can be introduced as societal needs or legal interpretations evolve, making them a dynamic part of the administrative and legal landscape.