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STATUTE
STATUTE OF THE PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION OF TURKEY *
SECTION ONE
NAME, HEADQUARTERS, PURPOSE AND OPERATIONS OF THE ASSOCIATION
Association’s Name, and Headquarters and Opening Branches
Article 1 – The name of the association is (as per the decision of the Cabinet Dated 15.04.1999, No. 99/12774) the “Psychiatric Association of Turkey”. The headquarters of the Association is located in Ankara. The Association can open branches in the provinces or regions covering a few provinces of Turkey. The Central General Assembly decides whether to open a branch or not.
Purpose of the Association
Article 2 – Purpose of the Association:
- To determine the professional development targets for the physicians who are Mental Health and Diseases (psychiatry) specialists and to ensure the association of the psychiatry specialist to be able to achieve the subject matter targets.
- When necessary, to take part in the boards to be established mainly by the Ministry of Health and other state institutions or by the Turkish Medical Association on the subject of mental health and to participate and/or ensure that its members participate in these Boards and their decisions as a representative of the professional field.
- To determine the relationships between the psychiatrists and/or psychiatrist and their patients, as well as ethical rules to which the patients and physicians will be the subjects; to monitor and ensure compliance with the subject matter rules and, in cases of failure to comply with the same, and to take the necessary action before the Turkish Medical Association. When necessary, to carry out work in the nature of determining and protecting patient rights in the field of psychiatry.
- To determine the standards for specialization training on Mental Health and Diseases; to conduct the monitoring, observation, and supervisory functions necessary to ensure that specialization training is carried out in line with the subject matter standards; to provide recommendations and warnings.
- To determine and monitor the application of, and when necessary forward to the related institution, evaluations regarding the standards for the training provided for the medical students and psychiatric trainees, as well as trainees that are sent over from other branches of medicine.
- To determine the conditions, standards and rules pertaining to the independently operating psychiatrists and psychiatrists working at Mental Health and Diseases Hospitals, University Hospitals, State Hospitals and Privately Owned Hospitals following the specialization of these physicians, to arrange their training program and monitor the application of the same.
- To work towards ensuring that mental health is protected across the country, treatment and care is provided for people with mental disorders, work on mental health is carried out on a widespread basis, as well as being oriented toward specific purposes, and to carry out work for the determination and monitoring of standards; to relay its assessments on the subject to related institutions and to inform public opinion.
- To carry out activities that would inform, train and warn the public on the subject of mental health and psychiatry.
- To encourage the scientific work in the field of psychiatry, provide financial support and to ensure that studies are published and distributed widely.
- To conduct studies on the working conditions and health care, social and economic rights of the doctors specialized in mental health and diseases. To make suggestions and issue warnings to the institutions, which are related to the foregoing subjects, and to endeavor to create public opinion.
- Subject to the condition that such is not against the related laws and regulations, and upon a recommendation made by the Central Coordination Board and decision of the Central Executive Committee; to cooperate or establish a platform with associations, organizations, foundations, unions and similar non-governmental organizations operating in the field of health care, for purposes of working towards a common goal.
Activities of the Association
Article 3 – In line with the purposes indicated in article 2, the association carries out the following activities:
- To appoint the members that would represent the association before the Ministry of Health and / or Turkish Medical Association.
- To establish commissions in the field of psychiatry, to serve the purpose of determining and monitoring the rules of ethics as well as the standards applicable at the training hospitals and faculties of medicine to the psychiatry training, specialty training and post-specialization training programs, supporting and publishing of scientific studies, etc.
- By means of press and publishing organizations, to inform the public of the activities and/or purposes of the Association and to explain the opinions held by the Association to the public.
- To organize scientific meetings, panels, conferences, symposiums, courses and congresses; to conduct training activities.
- To spread the views of the association and conduct publishing activities in the form of periodicals, bulletins, brochures, books, CDs, films, Internet pages and similar, for purposes of creating awareness among public with regard to the activities of the Association.
- To establish foundations relevant to the objectives of the association, to become founding members in the foundations established and make donations.
- To open and operate clubhouses and recreational facilities to serve the purpose of meeting the social needs of the members while improving the communication and solidarity among them.
- To organize balls, dinners, concerts and similar events to create revenue for the association while encouraging social relations and communication among the members.
- To carry out any and all kinds of social, cultural, scientific activities for purposes of realizing the objectives of the associations.
Membership to International Associations and Getting Help from Abroad
Article 4 –
- The Association, for purposes of realizing its objectives as indicated in its statute, can take part in international work, cooperate with counterparts abroad and become a member at international scientific and professional associations by meeting the legal requirements.
- Provided that the civilian administration is informed beforehand and the terms set out in the regulation relevant to the subject are met, the association can accept aid either in kind or cash from persons, enterprises and institutions from abroad.
SECTION TWO
MEMBERSHIP
Membership of the Association
Article 5 – The Association has two types of membership; principal and honorary:
I – Principal Membership
Only the following people can become principal members in the association:
- A Specialist of Mental Health and Diseases (Psychiatry) or Children’s Mental Health and Diseases (Child Psychiatry).
- A Specialist of Neuropsychiatry working in the field of mental health (psychiatry), Assistant Physicians that are being trained as specialists in the fields of Mental Health and Diseases (Psychiatry) or Children’s Mental Health and Diseases (Child Psychiatry).
II- Honorary Membership:
- Turkish or foreign scientists who have conducted international studies and/or individuals who display close interest in and provide the Association with significant amounts of financial and moral support can be awarded with honorary membership.
- The honorary members are not entitled to be elected or to elect.
Membership Conditions
Article 6- Application for Membership and Acceptance:
I – Principal Membership
- The persons meeting the conditions for membership will be required to fill in the printed membership form of the Association with their personal and professional information and have the form signed by two current members of the association as parties recommending the applicants membership. Following that, the applicant pays the membership registration fee and applies to the Executive Committee of the branch located at his/her place of residence accompanied with the form, documents showing his/her compliance with the requirements for membership, and photographs.
- The subject matter membership application is discussed and decided in the first Local Executive Committee meeting following the application. The applicants whose applications are accepted become principal members. The applicant is informed of the result in writing, at the latest within 30 days.
- A register of members on the basis of their branch of registry is maintained at headquarters. Information regarding new members is provided to headquarters of the association every four months by the Local Executive Committee.
- The membership of the member that changes his/her address within Turkey is transferred to the branch available at his/her new city or area of residence either upon an application made by the member or in official capacity.
- The people that reside abroad but still meet the membership requirements can submit their applications to the Executive Council at the Headquarters. The membership of a person residing abroad is either accepted or rejected by the Executive Committee at the headquarters. The records of the applicants that are accepted for membership are sent to the relevant branch.
II- Honorary Membership
The honorary membership is granted under recommendation from either one-fifth of the members of the General Assembly at the Headquarters or the Executive Committee at the Headquarters and finalized by a decision of Central General Assembly.
Resignation and Dismissal from Membership
Article 7 – Resignation and Dismissal from Membership
I- Resignation from Membership: The members can resign from membership whenever they wish to do so. The member wishing to resign from the membership of the association would be required to submit or send via registered mail a petition of resignation to the Executive Committee of the Branch.
II- Automatic Expiry of Membership: As the member ceases to meet the conditions of membership, as in, when a member who is an assistant loses his/her position for reasons other than becoming a specialist, his/her membership will be automatically terminated. Under such circumstances the termination of the membership shall either be based on an application made by the member or realized upon learning his/her status as supported by a written record obtained from the institution that he/she is employed as an assistant or decided by the Executive Committee of the relevant branch on the basis of its official authority even if an application to do so has not been submitted by the member. The Executive Committee at the headquarters is informed of the termination. If the membership is terminated, as explained above, then the rights associated will not be suspended, or subjected to the rules of inquiry or based on the decision of the Central General Assembly.
III-Dismissal from membership
Conditions for Dismissal from membership:
- The members, who are determined to have acted against the scientific-professional norms and methods, damaged professional honor, acted in a manner that would hamper the realization of association’s objectives, caused financial loss to the Association and failed to perform its membership obligations, are dismissed from membership.
- Dismissal from membership takes effect upon approval by the Central General Assembly, of the dismissal decision taken by the Central Discipline Committee in conclusion to the investigation conducted.
- The membership rights of the persons to be dismissed from membership by the Discipline Committee are suspended awaiting the decision of the General Assembly in its next meeting.
- The dues paid by the members whose membership is automatically terminated or who resign or are dismissed from membership, are not refunded.
Membership Rights
Article 8- The members of the Association enjoy equal rights.
- The members of the Association are treated equally. None of the members is vested any privileges.
- Each and every member is entitled to participate in the work and management of the Association.
- Each member other than the honorary ones has one voting right at the General Assembly of the branches and headquarters.
- The member whose membership is automatically terminated or who resigns or is dismissed from membership cannot make claims against the property and studies of the Association.
- None of the association members can vote in decisions with regard to any legal process or conflict pertaining to him/her, or his/her spouse, close or extended family relationships with the Association.
Obligations of Members
Article 9- The members are obliged to comply with the structural requirements of the association, be committed to and act according to its purposes while avoiding any act and action that may hinder or complicate the achievement of its objectives. The membership obligations consist of the payments to be made and duties to be performed.
- Each applicant is required to pay an application fee upon application for the same. The person who is declined membership is not refunded for the fee he/she has paid.
- The membership fee is paid upon acceptance into membership and once every year following that. The members that fail to pay their membership fees in spite of the written warnings issued shall be deemed to have failed in meeting their obligations towards the association. The honorary members are not required to pay membership fees.
- Membership application fee is 20 (twenty) Turkish Liras, and the annual membership fee is 30 (thirty) Turkish Liras.
- Those members whose membership is automatically terminated or who resign or are dismissed from membership will be required to pay the fee for the period that they were members.
- The payments are collected by the Local Executive Committee. The branches are required to send a certain part of the collections made to the Executive Committee. The portion of the membership fees to be sent to the Executive Committee is determined by the Central General Assembly. However the subject matter portion cannot exceed one third of the fees collected.
- None of the members can be forced to take part in the association’s work. However, the authorized boards of the association can assign responsibilities to the member in line with the purposes of the association. The appointment is made in writing by the relevant authorized body. If the member fails to respond within 15 days after receiving the written appointment, then he will be deemed to have accepted the appointment.
Founding Members of the Association
Article 10- The following is the list of the names and identification information of the founding members of the association. Seven people who are elected from among the founding members, in possession of the below indicated identification information shall act as the interim members of the Executive Committee until the first meeting of the Central General Assembly.
Name/Surname |
Date and Place of Birth |
Profession |
Nationality |
Address |
Mustafa Orhan Öztürk |
1925 Tarsus |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Büklüm Sok 89/3 Kavaklidere Ankara |
Cenk Tek |
1966 Niğde |
MD |
R.O.T. |
6. Cad 35/2 Bahçelievler Ankara |
Mehmet Sezai Berber |
1961 Acipayam |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Merkez Sitesi E Blok12 Karakusunlar Ankara |
Emine Nalan İşcan |
1965 Ankara |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Turgutlu Sok. 13/17 Gaziosmanpaşa Ankara |
Mehmet Raşit Tükel |
1959 Nazilli |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Atiye Sok. 4/5 Teşvikiye İstanbul |
Mustafa Sercan |
1956 Gaziantep |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Çakirağa Mah. Cerrahpaşa Cad. B Blok 7/10 Aksaray İstanbul |
Mustafa Levent Küey |
1957 Bornova |
MD |
R.O.T. |
1442 Sok. 35/12 Alsancak İzmir |
Ercan Abay |
1955 Eyüp |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Tip Fak. Lojmanlari C Blok D8 Edirne |
Mehmet Yücel Ağargün |
1965 Kahramanmaraş |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Yüzüncüyil Ünv. Lojmanlari Van |
Asena Akdemir |
1964 Gaziantep |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Kuzgun Sok. 24/18 A. Ayranci Ankara |
Ahmet Tamer Aker |
1966 Konya |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Alidede Mah Dişbank Sitesi E9 Koşuyolu İstanbul |
Gökay Aksaray |
1962 Malatya |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Dumlupinar Cad. Oluşum Sitesi 4B Blok No5 Göztepe Eskişehir |
Nejat Akyol |
1951 Alucra |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Salihbey Cad. Alpaslan Geçidi 6/2 Samsun |
Fikret Aldanmaz |
1963 Adana |
MD |
R.O.T. |
100. yil Bulv. 33/15 Adana |
Ahmet Giray Arihan |
1965 Ankara |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Nisan Sok. 8/6 Dikmen Ankara |
Zehra Arikan |
1954 Bor |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Dostlar Sitesi A Blok No 45 Balgat Ankara |
Meryem Arikazan |
1965 Kazimkarabekir |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Barutsan A.Ş. Lojmanlari Elmadağ Ankara |
Mustafa Kemal Aktan |
1926 Tarsus |
MD |
R.O.T. |
P.K. 79 Konya |
Ayşenur Aslan |
1968 Özalp |
MD |
R.O.T. |
157 sok. 22/3 Buca İzmir |
Selçuk Aslan |
1969 Arpaçay |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Kiraği Sok. 5/9 Maltepe Ankara |
Rüstem Aşkin |
1961 Fatsa |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Melikşah Mah. Hocafaki Cad. Meltem Sitesi ABlok7 Konya |
Hakan Atalay |
1964 Yeşilöz |
MD |
R.O.T. |
İstanbulevleri Koza 20/29 Bahçelievler İstanbul |
Levent Atik |
1961 Adana |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Çiftlik Cad. 51/1 Beştepe Ankara |
Mustafa Ay |
1965 Gaziantep |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Firat Ünv. Tip Fak Psikiyatri Bl. Elaziğ |
Ömer Aydemir |
1964 Karşiyaka |
MD |
R.O.T. |
1704 Sok. 17/7 Karşiyaka İzmir |
Kemalettin Aydinalp |
1930 Uşak |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Çay Yolu Mah. BeysuKent Tunca Sok No14 Ankara |
İbrahim Balcioğlu |
1952 Bulancak |
MD |
R.O.T. |
P.K. 27 Cerrahpaşa İstanbul |
Ramiz Banoğlu |
1933 Arhavi |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Ünv. Loj. 4. Blok No18 Erzurum |
Mehdiye Işin Baral |
1966 Eskişehir |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Ataköy 7-8-9-10. Kisim B 14 Blok D 12 Bakirköy İstanbul |
Göksel Bayam |
1962 Balikesir |
MD |
R.O.T. |
68. Sok 38/2 Emek Ankara |
Mehmet Bekaroğlu |
1954 Findikli |
MD |
R.O.T. |
KTÜ lojmanlari 27/4 Trabzon |
Engin Emrem Beştepe |
1967 Ankara |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Refik Belendir Sok. 4/6 A Ayranci Ankara |
Verda Bitlis |
1965 İstanbul |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Çevre Sok. 52/31 Çankaya Ankara |
Riza Cumhur Boratav |
1961 Bandirma |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Güleryüz Sok. 26/2 Ayranci Ankara |
Rahmi Cihan |
1958 Kozakli |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Samur Sok. 32/9 Kurtuluş Ankara |
Haydar Çağlayan |
1949 Develi |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Meşrutiyet Cad. 23/5 Kizilay Ankara |
Recep Çalik |
1954 Eynesil |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Mimarlar Sok. 20/15 Etlik Ankara |
İsmail Çifter |
1928 Kütahya |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Sümer Sok. 38/14 Kizilay Ankara |
Feride Figen Çulha |
1966 Elaziğ |
MD |
R.O.T. |
DSİ 9.Böl. Müd. Lojmanlari 1/3 Elaziğ |
Başaran Demir |
1967 Ereğli |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Örnek Mah. 7. sok. 18/2 Altindağ Ankara |
Engin Demiriz |
1952 Ankara |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Hocaalizade Cad. 12/4 Setbaşi Bursa |
Hilmiye Nesrin Dilbaz |
1958 Sinop |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Birlik Mah. 1.sok 50/5 Ankara |
Volkan Dilber |
1961 Perşembe |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Yenikent Boğaziçi Koop. 12/3 Söke Aydin |
Orhan Doğan |
1958 Balama |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Yenişehir Mah. Cumhuriyet Ünv. Loj. A Blok 1B Sivas |
Sultan Doğan |
1965 Elbistan |
MD |
R.O.T. |
5.Sok. A_75 Blok 9/1 Subayevleri Yücetepe Ankara |
Yildirim Beyatli Doğan |
1950 Serik |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Yenifoça Sok 7/12 B.Esat Ankara |
İnci Doğaner |
1960 Karşiyaka |
MD |
R.O.T. |
1705 sok. 27/1 Bahçelievler İzmir |
Ayhan Eğrilmez |
1960 Kinik |
MD |
R.O.T. |
1358 Sok 7/17 Alsancak İzmir |
Hayriye Elbi |
1956 Bursa |
MD |
R.O.T. |
275/1 Sok . No 8/22 D13 Bornova İzmir |
Mine Erdener |
1961 Aydin |
MD |
R.O.T. |
2. Kisim Yasemin Apt. D2 Ataköy İstanbul |
Pelin Eriştiren |
1969 Malatya |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Bakirköy Ruh ve Sinir Hastanesi Bn Dr. Loj. Bakirköy, İstanbul |
M. Mehmet Eryilmaz |
1965 Afyon |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Antalya Ünv. Tip Fak. Psikiyatri ABD Yeni Tip Antalya |
Yunus Emre Evlice |
1950 Adana |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Kurtuluş Mah. 298 Sok. 4/15 Adana |
Hüray Fidaner |
1952 Gelibolu |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Mithatpaşa Cad. 259/10 Balçova İzmir |
Hatice Kübra Genez |
1959 Elmali |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Finike Devlet Hastanesi Psikiyatri Kl. Finike |
Pakize Geyran |
1959 Trabzon |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Ethemefendi Cad. Firin Sok. 15/6 Erenköy İstanbul |
Şeyda Gök |
1966 Adana |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Çobanyildizi Sok. 29/24 Erenköy İstanbul |
Rukiye Peykan Gökalp |
1958 İstanbul |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Gürbüztürk Sok. 42/9 Kadiköy İstanbul |
Mustafa Kemal Göksan |
1960 Isparta |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Karanfil Sok.12/11 Kizilay Ankara |
Ali Saffet Gönül |
1970 Erzincan |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Sivas Cad. 173/17 Kocasinan Kayseri |
Ali Riza Gülbahar |
1949 Vakfikebir |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Nişantaş Mah. Rauf Denktaş Cad. Kabataş Sit. 3/15 Selçuklu Konya |
Şeref A. Gülseren |
1959 Muş |
MD |
R.O.T. |
372. sok 5/2 Bahçelievler İzmir |
Zehra Melike Güney |
1942 Ankara |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Dedekorkut Sok. 14/8 Çankaya Ankara |
Hatice Güz |
1966 Samsun |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Başçavuş Sok. 48/15 K.Esat Ankara |
Hasan Herken |
1970 Tavas |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Şekermurat Mah. Sözmen Sok. 1/5 Selçuklu Konya |
Erdal Işik |
1948 Kütahya |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Mithatpaşa Cad. 57/14 Yenişehir Ankara |
Mehmet İbiş |
1968 Ceylan |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Etyemeztekke Sok.25/2 Kocamustafapaşa İstanbul |
Şevket İlkin İçelli |
1940 İzmir |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Cumhuriyet Bulv. !75/4 Alsancak İzmir |
Cem İncesu |
1963 Malatya |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Emeklisubay evleri 42. Blok D5 Yildizposta cad Esentepe İstanbul |
Serhat İpekçi |
1968 Ankara |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Güvenlik Mah. 265 Sok. 5/8 Antalya |
Cüneyt İşcan |
1966 Ankara |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Turgutlu Sok. Mesa Güneş Sitesi 13/17 GOP Ankara |
Mutluhan İzmir |
1961 Elaziğ |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Gölgeli Sok 15/7 100.yil Mah. Ankara |
Hayrettin Kara |
1963 Örenşehir |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Yüzüncüyil Ünv. Misafirhanesi Van |
Cafer Karabulut |
1962 Elaziğ |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Yenimahalle Geçer Sok. 33/A Elaziğ |
Figen Karadağ |
1960 İzmir |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Şemsettin Günaltay Cad. 111/12 Kazasker İstanbul |
Doğan Karan |
1922 Balikesir |
MD |
R.O.T. |
2033 Sok. 23/22 Atakent Karşiyaka İzmir |
Engin Karaşin |
1963 İstanbul |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Fatih Mah. Esentepe sitesi E Blok D2 Edirne |
Uğur Emre Kapkin |
1946 İzmir |
MD |
R.O.T. |
1377 sok 7/10 Alsancak İzmir |
İncila Kaplan |
1959 Kahramanmaraş |
MD |
R.O.T. |
32.sok 9/14 Bahçelievler Ankara |
Mahmut Kati |
1955 Aksaray |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Ziraat Fak. Lojmanlari G Blok2 Şanliurfa |
Burhanettin Kaya |
1965 Muş |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Yenişehir Mah. Mengücek Apt. B Blok 14 Sivas |
Nihat Kaya |
1960 Güle |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Etyemez Tekke Sok. 3/8 Kocamustafapaşa İstanbul |
Nusret Kaya |
1943 Antalya |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Kalamiş Fener Cad. 96/19 Fenerbahçe İstanbul |
Vehbi Keser |
1963 Antakya |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Emekli Subay Evl. 24/2 Şişli Esentepe İstanbu |
Emine Zinnur Kiliç |
1959 Ankara |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Büyükelçi Sok. 5/11 K.Esat Ankara |
Cengiz Kiliç |
1960 Kaldirim |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Büyükelçi Sok. 5/11 Küçükesat Ankara |
İsmet Kirpinar |
1954 Horasan |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Atatürk Mah. A. Ünv. Lojmanlari 16. Blok No:7 Erzurum |
Neşe Kocabaşoğlu |
1960 İstanbul |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Türkbostan (2 sokak) Boğaziçi Sitesi 13/A Blok D6 Yeniköy İstanbul |
Atif Koç |
1962 Mersin |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Riza Paşa sok. ¾ Palmiye apt. Üsküdar İstanbul |
Nesrin Koçal |
1965 Yalova |
MD |
R.O.T. |
5. Sok 32/9 Bahçelievler Ankara |
Yüksel Koten |
1966 Siverek |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Örenkent F1 Şükrüpaşa Mah. Edirne |
Özcan Köknel |
1928 İstanbul |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Valikonaği Cad. 147/16 Nişantaşi İstanbul |
Zekeriya Kökrek |
1963 Kayseri |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Fatih Belediye Sit. B1/20 Silivrikapi İstanbul |
Gülseven Köksal |
1968 Ordu |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Binevler 1. Kisim D6/8 Edirne |
Hakan Kumbasar |
1956 Ardahan |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Esat cad. 36/11 K.Esat Ankara |
Asli Kuruoğlu |
1966 Urfa |
MD |
R.O.T. |
4. Cad. 91/3 Bahçelievler Ankara |
Savaş Kültür |
1940 Aydin |
MD |
R.O.T. |
1391 Sok. No:1/5 D3 Alsancak İzmir |
Fatma Sibel Mercan |
1967 Ankara |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Necatibey Cad. 104/3 Kizilay Ankara |
Ahmet Levent Mete |
1958 İzmir |
MD |
R.O.T. |
218. sok 2/12 Bornova İzmir |
Esat Timuçin Oral |
1960 Kirşehir |
MD |
R.O.T. |
İncirli Cad. 65/1 Bakirköy İstanbul |
Ahsen Orhon |
1930 Tekirdağ |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Uğur Mumcu Cad. 79/1 B.Esat Ankara |
Ece Orhon |
1949 Ankara |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Uğur Mumcu Cad. 79/1 B.Esat Ankara |
Külteğin Ögel |
1964 Ankara |
MD |
R.O.T. |
K.Tepe Mah.Pelinli sok.No 8/30 Bakirköy İstanbul |
Bedriye Öncü |
1969 Karabük |
MD |
R.O.T. |
İvedik Cad. 147/B8 Demetevler Ankara |
Mehmet Emin Önder |
1955 Keçiborlu |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Güvenlik Sok. 23/15 Kavaklidere Ankara |
Mehmet Turan Örnek |
1928 İzmir |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Talatpaşa Bulv. 25/14 Alsancak İzmir |
Sibel Örsel |
1964 Adana |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Bağlar Sok. 17/4 Abidinpaşa Ankara |
Elvan Özalp |
1970 Ankara |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Şairnazim Sok. 1/11 Y.Ayranci Ankara |
Mehmet Haluk Özbay |
1946 Şanliurfa |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Adakale Sok. 22/16 Yenişehir Ankara |
Erhan Özcan |
1964 Afyon |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Pamir Cad. Mehmet Bileydi Apt. Bahçelievler D5 Antalya |
Erhan Özcan |
1964 Afyon |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Pamir Cad. Mehmet Bileydi Apt. Bahçelievler D5 Antalya |
Ramazan Özcankaya |
1964 Eğridir |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Hastane Cad. Çelebiler sok. No:27 Isparta |
Aykut Özden |
1965 Ankara |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Büklüm Sok. 96/13 Kavaklidere Ankara |
Salih Yaşar Özden |
1947 Çorum |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Hür Sok. No:1 /3 Bakirköy İstanbul |
Nurper Özen |
1966 Ankara |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Sağlik Sok. 36/17 Yenişehir Ankara |
Ali Riza Özen |
1970 Çaykara |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Güzeliş Sok. 23/4 Abidinpaşa Ankara |
Mine Özgüroğlu |
1962 Larnaka |
MD |
TRNC |
Göknar Sok. 42/7 Teşvikiye İstanbul |
Halise Özgüven |
1968 Ankara |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Erdiren Sok. 5/8 Demirlibahçe Ankara |
Sedat Özkan |
1954 Taşkent |
MD |
R.O.T. |
İstanbulevleri Çayir Sok HERBA B Blok D8 Bahçelievler İstanbul |
Abdullah Vakif Özkul |
1935 Ağin |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Ahmet Mithat Efendi Sok. 36/7 Ankara |
Nurgül Özpoyraz |
1960 Zonguldak |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Toros Mah. 1894 Sok. Ada Sahil sit. B Blok D37 Seyhan Adana |
Özgür Polvan |
1936 İstanbul |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Feneryolu Fenerliahmet Sok. 34/12 Kadiköy İstanbul |
Selahattin Murat Rezaki |
1963 Adana |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Noktali Sok. 22/6 Gaziosmanpaşa Ankara |
Afşin Sağduyu |
1965 Gemlik |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Ulus Cad. 2599 sok 1/3 Çamlik Denizli |
Selim Sağnak |
1968 Sivrice |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Foça sok. 33/1 Tepebaşi Keçiören Ankara |
Fevzi Samuk |
1936 Trabzon |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Eskialipaşa Cad. 24/5 Fatih İstanbul |
Cüneyt Sarilgan |
1961 Eskişehir |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Siraselviler Cad. 111/8 Şişli İstanbul |
Yusuf Savaşir |
1932 İstanbul |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Hoşdere Cad. 218/1 Çankaya Ankara |
Bayram Mert Savrun |
1961 Gelibolu |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Darüşşafaka Cad. 72/3 Fatih İstanbul |
Mehmet Bilgin Saydam |
1957 Adapazari |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Ereğli Mah. Börekçiveli Sok. 26/4 Şehremini İstanbul |
Talat Serbest |
1947 Şumen |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Yozgat Devlet Hastanesi Psikiyatri Kl. Yozgat |
Levent Sevinçok |
1962 İskenderun |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Atatürk Sitesi 11/16 ORAN Ankara |
Seher Sofuoğlu |
1954 İstanbul |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Fuzuli Cad. 73/8 Kayseri |
Arif Haldun Soygür |
1960 Samsun |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Bilkent1 Konutlari E1 Blok D16 Bilkent Ankara |
Mehmet Zihni Sungur |
1957 Adana |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Yüksel Sitesi A Blok 17 Balgat Ankara |
Doğan Şahin |
1960 Arapkir |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Bican Bağcioğlu Cad. 105/19 Topkapi İstanbul |
Kemal Şahin |
1946 Silifke |
MD |
R.O.T. |
60. Sok. 144/24 Emek Ankara |
Vedat Şar |
1955 İstanbul |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Siraselviler Cad. 185-7/13 Cihangir Beyoğlu İstanbul |
H. Coşkun Şarman |
1931 Ödemiş |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Yüksel Sitesi A Blok 32 Balgat Ankara |
Tulga Tolun Şatir |
1966 İzmir |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Söğütlüçeşme Mah. Oyak Sit. 2 K 7/B D.3 Sefaköy İst. |
Şahnur Şener |
1947 Kahramanmaraş |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Yilmaz Çolpan Sok. 16/2 ORAN Sitesi Ankara |
Selahattin Şenol |
1959 Adana |
MD |
R.O.T. |
İlkadim Mah. Dikmen Cad. 123/23 Ankara |
Aytül Nurseven Şimşek |
1960 Erzurum |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Alpaslan Mah. Emrah Cad. Halicilar Sitesi A Blok 7/34 |
Lütfiye Defne Tamar |
1964 Ankara |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Asim Us sok. 17/21 Kiziltoprak İstanbul |
Mehmet Demir Tan |
1931 Kadiköy |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Ahmet Mithat Efendi Sok. 24/4 Çankaya Ankara |
Bilgen Taneli |
1935 İzmir |
MD |
R.O.T. |
İhsaniye Mah. M.Çelik Sitesi B Blok 4 Bursa |
Özden Terbaş |
1966 Simav |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Kartaltepe Mah. Ömür sok. 6/1 Bakirköy İstanbul |
Ahmet Ertan Tezcan |
1957 Ankara |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Firat Üniversitesi Misafirhanesi Elaziğ |
Levent Tokuçoğlu |
1964 Elbistan |
MD |
R.O.T. |
1872. Sok. ¼ Karşiyaka İzmir |
Cengiz Tuğlu |
1965 İstanbul |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Öztürk Sitesi A Blok 5 Kutlutaş Edirne |
Zeliha Tunca |
1948 Ankara |
MD |
R.O.T. |
1855/6 sok. 2/5 Fahrettin Altay İzmir |
M. Hakan Türkçapar |
1966 Kahramanmaraş |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Meneviş Sok. 83/15 A.Ayranci Ankara |
Diclenur Berna Uluğ |
1959 Ankara |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Konutkent1 D11/1 Ankara |
Naile Aylin Uluşahin |
1959 Ankara |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Kader Sok. 8/1 Gaziosmanpaşa Ankara |
Muhammet Niyazi Uygur |
1946 Kahramanmaraş |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Bingül Sok. 2/2 Bakirköy İstanbul |
Güliz Üçok |
1963 Fakilar |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Ataköy 9. Kisim B9/56 İstanbul |
Vehbi Alp Üçok |
1962 İstanbul |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Ataköy 9. Kisim B9/56 İstanbul |
Ayşe Işil Ünal |
1963 Ankara |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Alidede sok. 22/9 A.Ayranci Ankara |
Mehmet Ünal |
1943 Gülnar |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Reşatbey Mah. Cumhuriyet Cad. 58B/15 Seyhan Adana |
Süheyla Ünal |
1960 Kirbaşi |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Gaziantep Ünv. Lojmanlari D Blok 41 Gaziantep |
Arif Verimli |
1954 Antalya |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Asiller Sok. 21/6 Bakirköy İstanbul |
Ruhi Yavuz |
1952 Perçenç |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Mescitli Sok. 3/9 Sahrayicedit Kadiköy İstanbul |
Ayla Yazici |
1965 Artvin |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Karacaoğlan Sok. 21/5 Kartaltepe Bakirköy İstanbul |
Nesrin Yetkin |
1954 İstanbul |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Sokullu Sok. 12/3 Bahariye İstanbul |
Reşat Sabri Yurdakul |
1960 Ankara |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Ruh Sağliği ve Hast. Hastanesi Loj.mani Kurttepe Adana |
Alev Yücel |
1967 Vize |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Naci Çakir Mah. 8 Sok. 25/2 Dikmen Ankara |
Nevzat Yüksel |
1954 Arapkir |
MD |
R.O.T. |
Name Sok. 11/6 Dikmen Ankara |
SECTION THREE
BODIES OF THE ASSOCIATION
Bodies of the Organization
Article 11 – The mandatory bodies of the association are the Central General Assembly, the Executive Committee, the Central Supervisory Board, the Branch’s General Assembly and the Branch’s Supervisory Board. The duties, authorities and responsibilities of these mandatory bodies cannot be delegated to other entities. The bodies of the association are listed below:
I- Bodies at the Headquarters:
- Central General Assembly
- Executive Committee
- Central Supervisory Board
- Headquarters’ Discipline Committee
- Headquarters’ Coordination Committee
- Psychiatry Proficiency Board
- Scientific Meeting Arrangement Board
II- Branch’s Bodies
- Local General Assembly
- Local Executive Committee
- Branch’s Supervisory Board
Central General Assembly:
Article 12- Central General Assembly is the highest authorized body of the Association and it is made up of the persons indicated below:
- Principal Members of the Executive Committee Central Supervisory Board, and Headquarters’ Discipline Committee.
- Delegates selected by the Local General Assembly in numbers as follows; two members from each branch with members up to 20 and the number of members obtained by dividing the total member number of the branch with more than 20 members into 10 and rounding-up the decimal number obtained to the higher even number.
- The founding members from the first Central General Assembly.
Meeting of the Central General Assembly
Article 13-
- The convocation for the Ordinary Meeting of the Central General Assembly is made by the Executive Committee in the month of November every two years.
- The agenda of ordinary meetings of the Central General Assembly is prepared by the Executive Committee. Moreover, it is compulsory to include the subjects to be proposed by at least one tenth of the members of Central General Assembly in the agenda.
- In the meeting of the general assembly, only the issues included in the agenda are discussed.
Extraordinary Meeting of the Central General Assembly
Article 14-
- At least one fifth of the members of the Central General Assembly or the Executive Committee or Central Supervisory Board can issue convocation for an extraordinary meeting of the Central General Assembly when they deem necessary.
- Under these circumstances, the agenda of the meeting is determined by the body requesting the meeting to take place.
- The body that issues the convocation for the extraordinary meeting of the General Assembly informs the Executive Committee of the convocation and the agenda of the meeting. In this case, the Executive Committee is required to call an extraordinary meeting of the General Assembly in line with the rules of the same.
- In the extraordinary meeting of the Central General Assembly, the newly elected members of the branches that have concluded their General Assembly meetings as well as the previously elected delegates of the branches that have not yet completed their general assembly meetings shall take place.
- In the extraordinary meetings of the Central General Assembly, the rules applicable to ordinary meetings of the same body will be valid.
Calling a Meeting of the Central General Assembly
Article 15-
- The call for the meeting of the Central General Assembly is issued by the Executive Committee by informing all the members of the Central General Assembly fifteen days prior to the meeting date, in writing, and by stating the agenda, date, time and place of the meeting.
- The meeting of the Central General Assembly is held in the city where the headquarters of the association is located.
- The members of the Central General Assembly take part in the meeting by signing next to their names in the list of delegates of the branches that are indicated to be elected in the minutes of the general assembly meetings of the branches, as well as the members of the central body of the association.
- In the ordinary and extraordinary meetings of the general Assembly it is required to have members in number more than the half of the total number of members indicated in article 12 herein. In case the majority cannot be achieved, then the General Assembly convenes to discuss the same agenda and the date, time and place of this meeting is separately made known to the members.
- The meetings of the General Assembly cannot be postponed more than one time. The minutes of the meeting, as well as the identities of the newly elected members of the Executive Committee and Supervisory Board of the Headquarters (including the deputy members) are made known to the competent authorities within a period of thirty days.
- The meeting cannot be postponed for any reason other than the failure to ensure the participation of the majority of the members.
- In the meeting of the general Assembly, only the subjects indicated in the agenda are discussed. However, it is mandatory to include in the agenda the items that are requested in writing to be discussed by at least one-tenth of the members present in the meeting.
Decisions Taken Without Holding or Issuing a Call for a Meeting
Article 16- The decisions taken by written participation of the members of the General Assembly, without holding a meeting, as well as the decisions taken in a meeting of all the members of the General Assembly without implementing the convocation procedure indicated in the law shall also be valid.
However, taking decisions in this manner would not satisfy the necessity to hold the ordinary meeting of the General Assembly.
The Duties and Authorities of the Central General Assembly
Article 17-
- To Select and appoint the members of the Presidential Board of the Central General Assembly consisting of the Chairman, Vice-Chairman and two clerks.
- To select the members of the central Executive Committee, Central Supervisory Board and Central Discipline Committee, and when necessary, and on the basis of justifiable reasons to dismiss the said members from duty.
- To examine the budget and final accounts of the headquarters, as well as any reports, business programs of the Central Executive Committee and Central Supervisory Board in relation to the said reports along with the manner with which they are implemented, and following that, to decide whether or not to release the Central Executive Committee of responsibility.
- To discuss and accept, either as proposed or after making the necessary amendments, the budget forecast prepared by the Central Executive Committee.
- To authorize the Central Executive Committee to buy the necessary immovable property, or sell the already existing ones for and on behalf of the headquarters or branches of the association.
- To decide on the membership of the association to the international organization.
- To amend the statute of the association. The statute of the association can only be amended by favorable votes of two-thirds of the members participating in the general assembly.
- To decide on the termination or liquidation of the association or its branches and to establish the Boards for the dissolution of the same.
- To decided on the honorary membership of the proposed candidates.
- To discuss and decide on the status of the members that are requested to be dismissed from membership by the Discipline Committee and whose membership is suspended by the Executive Committee.
- To discuss and approve the internal regulations arranging the commission work, as well as the rules with which the employees are required to comply.
l) To handle any other work that has not been assigned to any other body of the association.
Resolutions/Decisions of the Central General Assembly
Article 18-
- The decisions of the General Assembly are reached by the absolute majority of the members present in the meeting. However decisions pertaining to the amendments of the statute or termination of the Association are taken by favourable opinion of at least two-thirds of the members participating in the meeting.
- Each member that is present in the meeting, or any member that does not accept a decision of the General Assembly that has been taken against the statute or laws can request the cancellation of the decision from a court, within a period of one month, from the date of the decision, while any member that has not been present in the meeting can raise such an objection, within one month of the date that he/she has been informed of the decision, or in any case, within three months of the decision date. The cases where a decision of the general assembly is declared null and void under an absolute nullity principle are excluded.
- Actions for nullity against the decisions of other bodies of the association are not initiated unless all internal investigative/auditing routes are exhausted.
Executive Committee
Article 19- The appointment, distribution of duties and meeting rules of the Executive Committee:
- The Executive Committee is made up of seven principal and seven deputy members. The members of the Executive Committee are selected by secret ballot in the meeting of the Central General Assembly. From among the candidates nominated the first seven are appointed as the principal members and the second seven as deputy members on the basis of the number of votes received.
- The members that are elected as the principal members distribute among each other the following posts and duties: President of the Board, Vice-President of the Board, Secretary General, Secretary of Finance, Secretary for International Affairs , Secretary for Scientific Meetings and Secretary for Scientific Sections.
- In case any one of the principal membership positions is vacated, then based on the number of the vacated seats, deputy members are appointed to principal membership positions on the basis of the number of votes they received. The member(s) determined as such is invited to the next meeting of the general assembly. In the first meeting the distribution of duties is rearranged together with the new members.
- The members that do not participate in three successive meetings of the Board are deemed to have resigned from the Executive Committee.
- The Executive Committee meets at least once a month. In each such meeting the date of the next meeting is determined.
- If the number of the members of the Executive Committee falls below half of the full number of principal and deputy members, then a call for the meeting of the general assembly is issued by either the remaining members of the Executive Committee or the Supervisory Board. If the call for a meeting as indicated above is not made, the magistrate, upon a request made by one of the members, will appoint three members to issue a call for the meeting of the General Assembly.
Duties and Authorities of the Executive Committee
Article 20 – The Executive Committee is the management, representation and implementation body of the association. The Committee performs its duties in compliance with the laws, regulations and the statute of the association. The duty to represent can be assigned to a member or a third person by the Executive Committee. The Duties and Authorities of the Executive Committee are as follows:
- to represent the Association;
- to implement the decisions of the Central General Assembly;
- to submit to the General Assembly the business program of the previous period and the general budget of the association including the general budget of the headquarters as well as the branch budgets that are separately approved by their respective general assemblies;
- to examine the income/expense statements and balance sheets of the Local Executive Committee as well as the Branch related Auditing reports at the end of the year;
- in line with the decisions of the Central General Assembly, to examine the programs and projects of the work to be conducted by the headquarters and/or branches, to organize the distribution of duties and job assignments;
- when deemed necessary, to issue a notice to the supervisory board for auditing of the branches;
- to examine the specifications, suggestions and contracts where the purchase or sale of immovable property by either the headquarters or branches is concerned, to prepare and submit to the general assembly the report it prepares on the subject.; to implement the decision of the Central General Assembly after being appointed to do so;
- to prepare the inventory regulation of the association and ensure its implementation following its approval by the General Assembly;
- to set up commissions or to appoint the Executive Committee of one of the branches when necessary to carry out the work indicated in article 3. To prepare the internal regulations pertaining to the rules that the subject matter commissions or the appointed Executive Committee of the relevant branch are required to comply with; and to ensure that these regulations are approved by the Central General Assembly and implemented;
- when necessary to authorize the President, Vice-President or the Secretary General to act on behalf of the Executive Council;
- to determined the salaried employee positions necessary for carrying out the Association’s work; to appoint or dismiss the personnel;
- to prepare an internal regulation for purposes of establishing rules with regard to the work order of the salaried personnel and to ensure that these regulations are approved by the Central General Assembly and implemented;
- to discuss and decide on opening branches either upon an application made or under the initiative of the Board; to appoint personnel for the establishment of the branch;
- to discuss the decision of the Discipline Committee to dismiss a member and to suspend the membership of the member to be dismissed; to inform the member of the affairs in writing;
- subject to the provisions of article 12, to issue the call for ordinary or extraordinary meetings of the General Assembly by indicating the date, time place and agenda of such meeting;
- to decide who will be given the authority to collect donations; to relay the identification of these people to the civil administration to obtain the necessary authorization certificates;
- on the basis of the prevailing conditions to decide on the amount that can be spent by the accountant without needing guidance from the general assembly;
Central Supervisory Board
Article 21- The rules pertaining to the member selection, duty distribution and meetings of the Central Supervisory Board:
- The Supervisory Board is made up of three principal and three deputy members. The members of the Supervisory Board are selected by secret ballot in the meeting of the Central General Assembly. From among the candidates nominated the first three are appointed as the principal members and the second three as deputy members on the basis of the number of votes received.
- The members that are elected as the principal members elect a Chairman from among each other, as well as distributing the duties among the members.
- In case any one of the principal membership positions is vacated, then based on the number of the vacated seats, deputy members are appointed to principal membership positions on the basis of the number of votes they received. The member(s) determined as such is invited to the next meeting of the Board.
- The Central Supervisory Board meets when necessary or upon a made request.
- If the number of the members of the Central Supervisory Board falls below half of the full number of principal and deputy members, then a call for the meeting of the general assembly is issued by either the Executive Committee or the remaining members of Supervisory Board.
Duties and Responsibilities of the Central Supervisory Board
Article 22- The Duties and responsibilities of the Central Supervisory Board are as follows:
- It is responsible to the Central General Assembly.
- At intervals of not longer than one year, and on behalf of the Central General Assembly, the Supervisory Board audits the Executive Committee to determine whether it acts in line with the purpose and subjects of activity to accomplish the purpose of the association as indicated in the statute of the same, and the compliance of the books, accounts and records with the legislation and statute of the association. Submits the results of the auditing conducted to the Executive Committee and Central General Assembly when in meeting.
- Either upon a request made or when necessary the Central Supervisory Board audits the Executive Committee or supervisory boards of the branches as indicated in paragraph b.
- Upon a request made by the Supervisory Board it will be mandatory for the authorized personnel of the association to provide, or make available any and all kinds of information, documents and records and ensure access to the places of administration, institutions and annexes.
- Following the completion of the audit, and subject to the provisions of article 13, the supervisory board can issue a call for extraordinary meeting of the General Assembly.
Central Discipline Committee
Article 23 - The rules pertaining to the member selection, duty distribution meetings of the Central Discipline Committee:
- The Central Discipline Committee is made up of five principal and five deputy members. The members of the Supervisory Board are selected by secret ballot in the meeting of the Central General Assembly. From among the candidates nominated the first 5 are appointed as the principal members and the second five as deputy members on the basis of the number of votes received.
- The members that are elected as the principal members elect a Chairman from among each other.
- In case any one of the principal membership positions is vacated, then based on the number of the vacated seats, deputy members are appointed to principal membership positions on the basis of the number of votes they received.
- The Central Discipline Committee meets upon a request made by the Executive Committee or under its own initiative upon a request made by its chairman.
- The members of the Central Discipline Committee can be declined if their objectivity is under suspicion. However, the person declining a member will be required to prove its claim together with relevant evidence. The persons that are associated with or related to the person under investigation cannot participate in the meeting of the committee. Under the circumstances, the number of members topped up to five by means of the deputy members.
Duties and Responsibilities of the Discipline Committee
Article 24 - The Duties and Responsibilities of the Central Discipline Committee are as follows:
- It is responsible to the Central General Assembly.
- To determine the relationships between the psychiatrists and/or psychiatrist and patient, as well as the ethical norms pertaining to the patient rights, and to monitor compliance with the rules and when non-compliance to the rules is determined to take disciplinary action ranging from issuance of a warning to dismissal from membership.
- The members that are determined to have acted against the scientific-professional norms and methods, damaged professional honor, acted in a manner that would hamper the realization of the association’s objectives, caused financial loss to the association and failed to perform its membership obligations, are dismissed from membership.
- If any further sanctions are required in addition to dismissal from membership, then the committee shall take necessary action before the Medical Chamber and Turkish Medical Association.
- Committee shall take necessary action before the Medical Chamber and TMA.
Establishment, Duties and Authorities of Central Coordination Committee
Article 25 - Establishment, Duties and Authorities of Central Coordination Committee:
- It is responsible to the General Assembly.
- Central Coordination Committee consists of the members of the Executive Committee and the representative of the branches defined under paragraph c.
- The Branch Representatives are selected from among the members of the local Executive Committee by the Local Executive Committee. One member from branches with members up to 50, two members from branches with members between 50 and 100 and three members from branches with members of more than 100 participate in the representation of their branches.
- The Executive Committee elected in the Local General Assembly, during its distribution of duties, determines and informs the headquarters together with the general assembly results, of its members that would be participating in the Coordination Committee for its term of duty.
- The Central Coordination Committee meets at least three times a year. The first one of its meetings is held during the Annual Meeting of Psychiatric Association of Turkey– Spring Symposium, the second one during the National Psychiatry Congress and the third one on a date given by the Executive Committee. The Executive Committee can issue a call for the meeting of the Coordination Committee when it deems necessary. Moreover, Central Coordination Committee can be invited to meet by the Executive Committee upon a request made by one-third of its members.
- It is the duty of the Local Executive Committees to send members to the meeting of the Coordination committee. If the branch representative fails to participate in the meetings of the coordination committee for more than once a year, the subject matter branch is warned by the Coordination Committee. The Coordination Committee appoints a chairman and a reporter in each of its meetings. The report to be arranged at the end of the meeting is maintained in a separate file at the headquarters of the association.
- The duties of the Central Coordination Committee are as follows:
i) to discuss and develop the implementation program of the Executive Committee;
ii) to determine the principles and methods to be followed for the realization of the objectives of the Association;
iii) to ensure the coordination of the jobs undertaken by the branches, work units, commissions and their members.
President’s Duties and Authorities
Article 26 – The President:
- represents the association before the real and legal entities;
- chairs the meetings of the central Executive Committee Meetings;
- supervises and informs the Central Executive committee of the work conducted by the commissions set up by the executive committee, organization committees and members assigned to various jobs;
- authorizes the Vice-President in his absence.
Vice - President’s Duties and Authorities
Article 27 – the Vice-President:
- is responsible to the Central Executive Committee;
- performs the duties to be assigned by the Central Executive Committee and/or the President;
- in his absence, acts in place of the President.
Duties and responsibilities of the Secretary General to the Executive Committee
Article 28 - The Secretary General to the Executive Committee:
- is responsible to the Central Executive Committee and the President;
- arranges the meetings of the Executive Committee together with the President;
- keeps a written record of the minutes and decisions of the meeting;
- performs the duties assigned to him as per the decisions of the central Executive Committee; informs the Central Executive Committee and President of the results;
- performs correspondence functions of the Central Executive Committee;
- as their supervisor, ensures the work discipline of the personnel employed, is in place;
- examines the annual activity reports that the Local Executive Committees are required to send to the Central Executive Committee, reports on the subject to the central Executive Committee and uses data from these reports in the preparation of the activity report for the period to be presented to the general assembly;
- prepares and presents to the general assembly the activity report of the central executive committee for the period concerned.
Duties and Authorities of Secretary of Finance
ArticleSecretary of Finance;
- is responsible to the Central Executive Committee and the President;
- carries out the procedures of the association pertaining to the movable and immovable property, according to the instructions issued on inventor;
- records the income of the Central Executive Committee in relevant books and pays for the expenditures;
- takes measures to maintain the value of the financial accumulated resources of the association;
- ensures that the budget is implemented and the results are evaluated;
- arranges the pay slips of the association personnel along with the registry-un-registry forms for tax and insurance, makes the payments for tax and insurance premiums and wages;
- prepares and submits for approval of the Central Board of Directors the specifications and contracts pertaining to the jobs to be outsourced;
- examines the annual financial reports that the Local Executive Committees are required to send to the Central Executive Committee, reports on the subject to the central Executive Committee and uses data from these reports in the preparation of the financial report for the period to be presented to the general assembly;
- takes delivery of or delivers the negotiable paper such as notices of receipt, vouchers, cheques, and invoices by means of a written record of delivery;
- on behalf of the association collects income by means of receipt notices and pays expenditures in return for invoices or notary certified expense slips. Writes and signs under the justifications for cancellations and submit for the approval of the president.
- pays the expenditures exceeding the limit set by the Executive Committee on the basis of the relevant decision of the same;
- on behalf of the Association accepts donations in kind by means of a notice of receipt and cash donations by means of an approved donation certificate;
- maintains all the negotiable instruments such as cheques, receipts, bills and cash to be determined by the Executive Committee in the safe. Any cash in excess of the limit determined by the Executive Committee is promptly deposited to the bank;
- records the money withdrawn from the bank in the cash journal and safe keeps it in the vault. The disbursements from the vault are made in return for a signature and after entering a record in the cash journal;
- is a member of the Scientific Meetings Arrangement/Organization Committee;
Duties and Responsibilities of the Other Central Executive Committee Members
Article 30 –Other than the ones defined above, the duties and authorities undertaken by the members of the Central Executive Committee are as follows:
I- Duties and Authorities of the Secretary for International Affairs:
- To conduct relations with the international professional societies and associations that the Psychiatric Association of Turkey contacts for purposes of becoming a member or establishing cooperation, on behalf of the association.
- When necessary, in international relations, to accompany the President, Vice-President or the Secretary General, or in their absence, to represent PAT.
- To prepare the infrastructure for the international PAT policy determined by the Central Executive Committee and to carry out the already established international policy.
- The Secretary for International Affairs performs his/her duties by following all the international developments interesting PAT and reporting such to the Central Executive Committee.
II- Duties and Authorities of the Secretary For Scientific Meetings:
- responsible of coordinating the scientific meetings that are arranged every year, sporadically, by the association and to ensure that the subject matter meetings are carried out in compliance with the principles of the association from scientific, ethical and professional points of view;
- is a member of the Meeting Organization Committee.
III- Duties and Authorities of the Secretary for Scientific Sections:
- to ensure the coordination that would bring about the efficient and effective operation of PAT Scientific Study Units to be conducted in compliance with the principles of the association for purposes of realizing the objectives of the association;
- to ensure that projects are developed to serve this purpose.
- to establish the dual connection in the relationship between Scientific Sections and Central Executive Committee.
Authority to Withdraw Funds
Article 31- The funds of the associations deposited at a bank, or in a mail cheque account or maintained in custody of an institution can only be withdrawn under signature from two authorized signatories. One of the signatures must belong to the accountant and the second to any one of the President, Vice-President or Secretary General.
SECTION FOUR
BRANCHES
Opening Branches and Operating Principles of Branches
Article 32- The General Assembly is authorized to decide whether to open a branch or not.
- Branches can be opened in the cities or areas covering more than one city that are deemed to be appropriate, upon an application or recommendation of one-fifth of the members of the Central General Assembly. The decision is taken on the basis of an absolute majority of the votes.
- For the establishment of the branch organization, the Central Executive Committee appoints three people that have been living in the area or the city for at least six months and possess the conditions for membership.
Article 33-
- The people who are appointed by the Central Executive Committee to open the branch apply in writing to the highest-ranking civilian authority in the relevant city. In the subject matter application the name, surname, father’s name, date of birth, residence address and nationality of the founding members are included. Two copies of these statute and the authorization certificates of the founding members are attached.
- After the branch is established, the member registration process starts and the branch will be required to gather the local General Assembly and establish its bodies within a period of six months.
- The branches report directly to the headquarters of the Association.
Units of a Branch
Article 34 – Each branch is made up of the following units:
- Local general Assembly
- Local Executive Committee
- Local Supervisory Committee
Branch General Assembly
Article 35-
- The Local General Assembly is the most influential body of the branch.
- It consists of the members registered at the branch.
- The ordinary meeting of the Local general Assembly is held in the month of September once every two years. It must be arranged in the same year as the meeting of the Central General Assembly.
- The Local Executive Committee determines the agenda, date, time and place of the meeting of the Local General Assembly. It is compulsory to include the subjects to be proposed by at least one tenth of the members of Local General Assembly in the agenda. In the meeting of the general assembly, only the issues included in the agenda are discussed.
- The Local Executive Committee prepares the list of the members that are entitled to participate in the general assembly as per statute of the association. The meeting of the Local General Assembly is held in the city where the branch main office is located.
- The call for the meeting of the local General Assembly is issued to all the branch members by the General Assembly of the Branch, by means of e-mail or correspondence, 15 days prior to the meeting date. In the information provided the sate, time, place and agenda of the meeting are included.
- In the ordinary and extraordinary meetings of the general Assembly it is obligatory to have members in number more than half of the total number of members of the branch. In case the majority cannot be achieved then the General Assembly convenes to discuss the same agenda and the date, time and place of this meeting are separately informed to the members. In the second meeting majority is not sought. In both of the meetings the number of members present must exceed the total number of the principal and deputy members of the Local Executive Committee and Local Supervisory Board.
- A call for a local General Assembly meeting can be issued by at least one-fifth of the members of the local general assembly, or by the local executive committee, or local supervisory board, or Central Supervisory Board.
- The minutes of the Local General Assembly meeting as well as the copies of the decisions taken are relayed to the civilian authority while a copy of each is sent to the Central Executive Committee.
Duties and Authorities of the Branch General Assembly
Article 36- The duties of Branch General Assembly are as follows:
- to Select and appoint the members of the Presidential Board of the Local General Assembly consisting of the Chairman, Vice-Chairman and two Secretaries;
- to select the members of the Local Executive Committee, Local Supervisory Board and when necessary and on the basis of justifiable reasons to dismiss the said members from duty.
- to examine the period’s operations, final accounts and budget as well as any related reports of the local Executive Committee and local Supervisory Board and decide whether or not to release the Local Executive Committee of responsibility;
- to examine and obtain the preliminary approval of the Central General Assembly with regard to the projects, programs and business plans pertaining to the jobs that the Local Executive Committee is planning to perform;
- to discuss and accept, either as proposed or after making the necessary amendments, the budget forecast prepared by the Local Executive Committee;
- according to article 10 paragraph (b) of the main statute of the Association, to choose the delegates that would become members of the Central General assembly.
Local Executive Committee
Article 37-
- The Local Committee is made up of five principal and five deputy members. The members of the Executive Committee are selected by secret ballot in the meeting of the Local General Assembly. From among the candidates nominated the first five are appointed as the principal members and the second five as deputy members on the basis of the number of votes received.
- The members that are elected as the principal members distribute among each other the following posts and duties: Chairman of the Board, Vice Chairman of the Board, Secretary General, Secretary of Finance, and Scientific Meetings Secretary.
- In case any one of the principal membership positions is vacated, then based on the number of the vacat ed seats, deputy members are appointed to principal membership positions on the basis of the number of votes they received. The member(s) determined as such is invited to the next meeting of the local general assembly.
- The members that do not participate in three successive meetings of the Committee without a valid reason are deemed to have resigned from the Executive Committee. Executive Committee meets at least once a month. In each such meeting the date of the next meeting is determined.
- With regard to the meetings and decisions the decisions and instructions of the Central Executive Committee are taken into consideration.
Duties and Authorities of the Local Executive Committee
Article 38- The Local Executive Committee is the management, and implementation body of the association. The Duties and Authorities of the Executive Committee are as follows:
- to implement the decisions of the Central General Assembly and central Executive Committee with regard to the branch;
- to submit to the Local General Assembly the business program of the previous period, Financial Activities and the budget;
- to examine the specifications, suggestions and contracts pertaining to the purchase and/or sale of immovable property by the branch, and to submit the report prepared to the Central Executive Committee;
- subject to the principles indicated in article 35 to issue a call for an ordinary or extraordinary meeting of the local General assembly by stating the date, time, place and agenda;
- to decide who will be given the authority to collect donations on behalf of the Local Executive Committee; to relay the identification of these people to the civil administration to obtain the necessary authorization certificates;
- on the basis of the prevailing conditions to decide on the amount that can be spent by the accountant without needing guidance from the local general assembly;
- to implement the budget as approved by the local general assembly, and in line with the guidance provided by the Central Executive Committee. Once every year, to send the Accounts, to the Central Executive Committee together with the minutes of the general assembly, if there is a meeting that year, immediately after the said meeting and again at the end of the 12th month following the meeting;
- to carry out the work to be assigned by the Central General Assembly or central Executive Committee;
- as indicated in article 25, to ensure that the branch is represented in the Central Coordination Committee, in proportion to the members that branch holds.
The Duties and Authorities of the Branch President
Article 39-
- Represents the branch before the real and legal entities.
- Chairs the meetings of the Local Executive Committee Meetings.
- Is responsible to the Local Executive Committee and Central Executive Committee.
- Follows-up the operations of the members in the works undertaken by the branch; provides information for the Local Executive Committee.
- Authorizes the Vice-President in his absence.
The Duties and Authorities of the Branch Vice-President
Article 40-
- Is responsible to the Local Executive Committee and President.
- Performs the duties to be assigned by the Local Executive Committee and/or the President.
- In his absence, acts in place of the President.
Duties and Responsibilities of the Secretary General to the Local Executive Committee
Article 41-
- Is responsible to the Local Executive Committee and the President.
- Arranges the meetings of the Local Executive Committee together with the President.
- Keeps a written record of the minutes and decisions of the meeting.
- Performs the duties assigned to him as per the decisions of the Local Executive Committee. Informs the Local Executive Committee and President of the results.
- Performs correspondence function of the Local Executive Committee.
- As their supervisor, ensures the work discipline of the personnel employed, is in place.
- Is responsible for preparing and sending of the information and documents that the Local Executive Committee is required to send to the association headquarters.
- Prepares and presents to the general assembly the activity report of the local executive committee for the period.
Branch Secretary of Finance’s Duties and Authorities
Article 42- To carry out the duties listed under article 26 on the basis of the Branch.
Duties and Authorities of the Branch Scientific Meetings Secretary
Article 43- Performs the duties of the Scientific Meetings Secretary indicated under article 27 on the basis of the branch.
Local Supervisory Board
Article 44- The rules pertaining to the member selection, duty distribution and meetings of the Local Supervisory Board:
- The Local Supervisory Board is made up of three principal and three deputy members. The members of the Supervisory Board are selected by secret ballot in the meeting of the Local General Assembly. From among the candidates nominated the first three are appointed as the principal members and the second three as deputy members on the basis of the number of votes received.
- The members that are elected as the principal members elect a chairman from among each other, as well as distributing the duties among the members.
- In case any one of the principal membership positions is vacated, then based on the number of the vacated seats, deputy members are appointed to principal membership positions on the basis of the number of votes they received. The member(s) determined as such is invited to the next meeting by the President of the Local Supervisory Board.
- The Local Supervisory Board meets when necessary or upon a made request.
Duties and Responsibilities of the Local Supervisory Board
Article 45- The Duties and responsibilities of the Local Supervisory Board are as follows:
- It is responsible to the Local General Assembly.
- In intervals of not longer than one year, and on behalf of the Local General Assembly, the Supervisory Board audits the Executive Committee to determine whether it acts in line with the purpose and subjects of activity to realize the purpose of the association as indicated in the statute of the same, and the compliance of the books, accounts and records with the legislation and statute of the association. Submits the results of the auditing conducted to the Local Executive Committee, Central Executive Committee and Local General Assembly when in meeting.
- Following the completion of the audit, and subject to the provisions of article 12, the supervisory board can issue a call for an extraordinary meeting of the Local General Assembly.
SECTION FIVE
INCOME-EXPENSE AND ACCOUNTS OF THE ASSOCIATION
Sources of Income of the Association
Article 46- The sources of income of the Association are as follows:
- Membership application fee.
- Annual Membership Fee.
- Donations and Aid.
- Operating income from movable and immovable property.
- Deposit Interest.
- Income obtained from the sale of items such as brochures, books, pictures, postcards, etc. That are either prepared by the Association or donated to the same with attached sale rights.
- Income obtained from social events such as tea parties, balls, lotteries and dinners or scientific meetings such as congresses, conferences, and seminars.
Procedures Regarding Income and Expense Items
Article 47-
- Income of the Association is collected in return for a notice of receipts or through banks. In regards to the expenses an invoice or a receipt is obtained or an expense slip is arranged. A bank statement or account summary can take place of a notice of receipt.
- In cases where an official receipt is not available, the receipts to be used in collecting the income of the association will be printed on the basis of a decision reached by the Executive Committee. The branches will be required to use the notices of receipt printed by the Central Executive Committee.
- The receipts and expense slips must be maintained for a maximum period of five years.
- The central or local executive committees determine the persons that would collect the income of the association on their behalf on the basis of an Executive Committee decision and these people are issued an authorization certificate arranged in their names.
- The compulsory books must be notary certified.
Procedures for Creating Indebtedness for the Association:
Article 48- The central or local executive committees cannot be indebted in amounts exceeding the total of the funds available in their safe and bank accounts and real receivables arising from their income.
To Conduct Joint Projects with Public Entities and Institutions
Article 49-
- The association can conduct joint studies with the public entities and institutions in the field of psychiatry and mental health.
- With regard to these projects the Central Executive Committee shall be authorized to hold preliminary meetings with the executives of the public entities and institutions, to carry out preparations for the project, conducting of the project, etc.
- The Central Executive Committee can directly assign some of its members to the project or set up sub-committees to serve the purpose.
Amount of Cash to be Maintained in the Safe of the Association
Article 50 – The amount of the cash that can be maintained in the safe of the association both at the headquarters and branches is determined according the economic conditions and the necessary amount of cash, by the central or local executive committee.
Expenses of the Association
Article 51-
- Management and office expenses.
- Fixture costs.
- Costs related to the publications and correspondence.
- In line with the objectives of the Association, the expenses related to the work that the central or local executive committee has already decided to perform.
Outlays of the Association
Article 52-
- Any job that exceeds the limit of payment of the Secretary of Finance in terms cost will be examined by a commission to be appointed by the executive committee on the basis of the final account and last payments and following the determination made; is paid by the Secretary of Finance or assistant Secretary of Finance on behalf of the executive committee.
- Funds necessary for payments will be withdrawn from the bank account by the authorized members of the Executive Committee.
- The Fiscal Period for the headquarters and branches of the Association is the calendar year between the two ordinary meetings of the General Assembly.
The Books that the Association is Obliged to Maintain
Article 53- The books that the central and local executive committees are required to maintain on behalf of the association are as follows (these books are required to be certified by the notary):
- The member registration book in which the members of the association will be registered and the member registration log including all the members of the association to be kept at the headquarters. These books contain information such as, personal and professional identity information of the member, addresses, whether they paid their annual membership fees and any other personal information that the Central Executive Committee may deem necessary.
- Decision book in which the resolutions of the executive committee will be recorded: in this book the resolutions of the executive committee are recorded in a date and number sequence, day by day. It is signed by the members of the executive committee.
- Correspondence Book in which the incoming and outgoing documents are recorded: the incoming and outgoing documents are registered in this book according to date and number sequence. The original of the incoming documents and copy of the outgoing are filed duly. A system is set-up to handle the business correspondence of the association.
- Income/Expense Book: All the collections and expenditures made in relation to the association are recorded in this book by the name of the person that funds are either received from or paid to. The addresses of the business places and institutions are included. The records are kept in a sequence of date and number on a day-to-day basis.
- Budget, Final Account and Balance Sheet Book: The period’s budgets as well as income and expense year-end final accounts are recorded in this book. When the accounts are reconciled, the book is signed by the executive committee.
- Book of Fixtures: The durable goods belonging to the association are recorded in this book. The goods are labelled by the number they are assigned to them in the book.
- Notice of Receipt Registration Book: the notices of receipt issued by either the revenue Office or Financial Accounting Directorate are registered in this book according to their date and number. The receipts taken will be the responsibility of the person who has taken it.
- Valuable Receipts Book: The expense receipts, and receipts pertaining to the donations in kind and relevant acceptances as well as cheques are registered in this book according to a sequence and serial number. The receipts are printed by certified printing houses. The receipts taken will be the responsibility of the person who has taken it. As per the accounting plan of the association, for purposes of simplifying the auditing and accounting of collections and expenditures, any other supplementary books and journals that would be deemed appropriate by the executive committee will also be under the responsibility of the Secretary of Finance. Any receipts cancelled must be signed by the Secretary of Finance after the reason for cancellation is clearly indicated. The originals and copies of these receipts are maintained as they are.
Journals, Receipts and Negotiable Paper
Article 54-
- Journals, receipts and negotiable paper are maintained duly for a period that is set in the legislation. If necessary they may still be maintained even after this period.
- They can only be destroyed under permission from the Central Executive Board.
- From any damage and loss that the association may suffer due to the loss of or damage beyond salvage to the said journals, receipts and negotiable paper as a result of a failure to adopt the necessary measures, the related employees and the members of the Executive Committee will be equally responsible.
SECTION SIX
FINANCIAL PROVISIONS
Right of Ownership and Disposition
Article 55-
- The ownership of movable and immovable property of the Association belongs to the Association Headquarters. Land registration works and sales are made in the name of the Association Headquarters.
- In case the Central Executive Committee sees a requirement to do so, it may give authorization to a Branch Executive Committee to undertake the land registration and sales transactions in the name of the Association Headquarters.
- The use of immovable property at the locations where the branches are belongs to the branch. Income from income-generating business locations is collected by the branch management. However, the share ratio to be sent to the Association Center is decided by the decision to be taken at the Central General Assembly.
- A minimum of 80% of the Association’s income is spent on Association’s purposes.
Travel Allowance
Article 56- Travel allowance is given to civil servants and specialists, members of Executive, Discipline and Audit Committees, and persons given assignments, and the necessary expenses of the aforementioned are covered.
Executive Committees are authorized with respect to the determination of amounts. However, travel allowances may not exceed a first-degree civil servant travel allowance.
Shares to be Allocated to the Association Headquarters
Article 57-
- It is mandatory to send a portion of the income generated from membership application fees branches collect, annual membership charges, grants, operating income, income obtained from scientific or social meetings to the Association Headquarters. Ratios to be sent to the Association Headquarters from such income are determined by the Central General Assembly.
- The Headquarters share to be transferred from the incomes is transferred to the account of the Association Headquarters in the months of July and December of each year.
- During the preparations of branch budgets, the amount estimated according to the ratio to be determined by the Central General Assembly of estimated incomes are registered as expense in the budget as the share of the Headquarters.
- The Central Executive Committee may send the excess amount to branches with insufficient financial funds, when required.
- Branches, who register the Headquarters share in the budget, but do not have the means to send it, will have to inform and take the approval of the Central Executive Committee.
- Assistance among the branches can be performed after obtaining the approval of the Central Executive Committee.
Obligation to submit declaration
Article 58-
- Central Executive Committee and branch Executive Committees have the obligation to submit to the provincial directorates of associations they report to a declaration in which they shall arrange the results of their activities, and income and expense transactions by the end of April of each year.
- Branch Executive Committees have the obligation to submit to the central Executive Committee a statement in which they shall arrange member registration information, their activities, and income and expense transactions by the end of February of each year.
PART SEVEN
TERMINATION, CLOSURE AND LIQUIDATION
Termination and Closure of the Association
Article 59-
- Termination of the Association depends on such a decision to be taken by the Central General Assembly with a two-thirds majority. In case majority is not constituted in the first meeting, the Central General Assembly will be called to a second meeting according to the provisions of Article 15. Regardless of the number of members, the termination decision will be discussed in this meeting and a termination decision may be taken with a two thirds majority of those attending the meeting.
- Termination will be notified to the civil administration within five days.
- All branches will be deemed to have been terminated upon the termination of the Association Headquarters.
- Self-termination by a branch may be performed according to the rules set forth in paragraph (a) of this article. In such a situation, the termination decision of the Branch General Assembly has to be reported to the Association Headquarters, as well as the civil administration.
- Furthermore, in case conditions set forth in articles 87, 88, and 89 of the Turkish Civil Code materialize, then the association or the branch will be duly terminated.
Liquidation
Article 60-
- In case the association loses its legal entity due to termination, closure, etc. reasons, its entire movable-immovable property, money, receivables, usufruct, beneficial rights and rights of use will be assigned to Turkish Medical Association pursuant to the provisions of Association Law.
- In case the branches are closed, their entire movable-immovable property, money, receivables, usufruct, beneficial rights and rights of use will be assigned to the Association Headquarters.
ARTICLE EIGHT
FINAL PROVISIONS
Absence of Consideration in the Statute
Article 61- This statute is prepared according to the Turkish Civil Law number 4721 of 22.11.2001, and Association Law number 5263 of 04.11.2004, and Charity Collection Law number 2860 and regulations, and in absence of clear provisions, the provisions of the aforesaid laws shall be applied.
Enforcement
Article 62 – This statute is enforced by the Central Executive Committee of the Psychiatric Association of Turkey.
Entry into Force
Article 63- This statute, which consists of 63 articles including this article, together with the amendments accepted at the meeting held on the date of 17 June 1995 by the founding members shall become effective after being approved by the civil administration.
Amended and accepted at the Ordinary Central General Assembly held on the date of 24 November, 2007.
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