Abstract:

As a result of the referendum adopted on 16 April 2017 in Turkey, the government system has changed and after the elections held on June 24, 2018, he took the oath of the President on July 9, 2018. Thus, the presidential government system began to be implemented de facto. The presidential government system has brought important innovations not only to the relations between the legislative, executive and judicial forces, but also to the administrative organization of the Republic of Turkey. Although the new government system is very similar to the presidential system, it is not exactly the same as the presidential system applied in the USA. The most important features of presidential systems are a single-headed executive and a head of state equipped with broad powers. These features are also the main features of the Presidential government system. For this reason, with the implementation of the Presidential government system, the "prime ministry" and the "council of ministers", which have important duties and powers in parliamentary systems, are not included in the Constitution and administrative organization of the Republic of Turkey. Presidential Offices and Presidential Policy Boards have been established to strengthen the office of the President. Another innovation brought by the new government system is the "Vice President" position. In this study, the administrative organization of the Republic of Turkey was compared with before July 9, 2018 and the duties and authorities of the new actors in the administrative organization of the Republic of Turkey were examined.

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