Özet:

In Turkey, where the system change is on the agenda throughout the history, first on 16 April 2017 a referendum was held for the constitutional change and then on 24 June 2018 the presidential government system was transmitted. This study is aimed at examining and interpreting the first two years of the new government system, compared to the previous period. In the study, before the President's Government System was discussed, the parliamentary system that existed before this system was referred to, its main characteristics and problematic aspects were discussed. Under the title "Presidential Government System" the characteristics of the new system, the innovations and changes it brings with, have been revealed. The study of the last two years of the new system of Turkey has been carried out by comparing the two-year process of the previous system. The previous system’s Prime Minister’s decisions (generals, appointment decisions, communications, appointment decisions and regulations) were examined by the number of decisions that were issued each month within two years and according to the distribution of decisions. In the new system, first and foremost, the presidential decrees were issued by months in two years and the subject/content distribution of these decrees was examined. The other presidential arrangements (generals, appointment decisions, communications, regulations and presidential decisions) were compared in the same way, and the two periods were qualitatively questioned and interpreted whether fast governance was provided with the new system. As a result, the situation of the changing system in June 2018 was examined in the first two years and the progress of this new system of governance in terms of the future of our country was discussed. The work was created by legislation and literary scan method.