Amendment to the Regulation on Appointments and Transfers of Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change Personnel
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This regulation updates internal appointment and transfer rules for staff of Turkey’s Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change. It adds and clarifies roles linked to clean air center directorates, expands eligible professional backgrounds for certain managerial posts, and updates definitions used in the ministry’s staffing system. The practical impact is mainly inside the ministry. Provincial units, clean air center directorates, managers, and staff seeking transfers or appointments will need to follow the revised timing, notification, and eligibility rules.
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Key Changes
- Clarifies that clean air center directorates are directly attached provincial service units and updates related managerial titles.
- Adds landscape architects and interior architects to the professional groups covered by the appointment and transfer rules.
- Sets clearer timing rules for appointments, including a general June to August appointment period and a one-week notification and release process after an appointment reaches the relevant unit.
Obligations
What this law requires
Appointments under the regulation, except for appointments covered by Article 2(1)(a), Article 9(5)(ç) and (d), and Articles 10, 12, and 13, should principally be made during June, July, and August.
For personnel appointed under the regulation, the relevant unit must notify the personnel of the release-from-post procedure within one week after the appointment reaches that unit and ensure the personnel leaves the current duty post.
The one-week period for completing notification and release-from-post procedures may be extended up to one month only upon request of the relevant unit.