Ministry of Health Disciplinary Supervisors Regulation
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This regulation, published on March 31, 2026 in the Official Gazette (No. 33210), establishes and identifies the disciplinary supervisors for personnel working within the Turkish Ministry of Health. It applies to civil servants employed under Law No. 657 (Civil Servants Law) as well as contracted personnel operating under Decree-Law No. 663 on Health Sector Regulations, covering both central and provincial organizational units of the Ministry. The regulation defines the legal framework for disciplinary proceedings by referencing Article 124 of Law No. 657, Articles 42 and 45/A of Decree-Law No. 663, and Article 5 of the Civil Servants Discipline Regulation (Presidential Decree No. 3935, dated April 29, 2021). The actual list of disciplinary supervisors is presented in an annex (Annex-1) attached to the regulation. This new regulation supersedes and repeals the previous Ministry of Health Disciplinary Supervisors Regulation published on December 19, 2012 (Official Gazette No. 28502), effectively updating and replacing the disciplinary supervisory structure that had been in place for over 13 years. It entered into force on the date of its publication.
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Key Changes
- Replaces the previous Ministry of Health Disciplinary Supervisors Regulation dated December 19, 2012 (Official Gazette No. 28502), which had been in force for over 13 years
- Extends applicability to contracted personnel under Decree-Law No. 663, in addition to civil servants under Law No. 657
- Introduces updated disciplinary supervisor assignments as listed in the new Annex-1 chart
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