Abstract:

Democracy’s health and capacity are the most fundamental elements that guarantee the legitimacy of today’s governments. Democracy does not mean just when it is not filled. In this context, one of the most important elements of democracy today is the separation of forces. Even some scientists emphasize that this is not enough for a sharp distinction. In the framework of our topic, the divisions of forces in different government systems are interpreted in different ways. This distinction has also led to the formation and organization of these systems. There are two main and one hybrid government systems implemented by democratic regimes in the world. These government systems are considered in a certain scale as a semi-presidential model of France as a parliamentary or presidential and a hybrid model. While in this framework it is assessed that the system in which the male separation is the most sharp is the presidency, the role-sharing of legislation, enforcement and justice and the place and attitude in which the bureaucracy is positioned against them are the fundamental donations that demonstrate the functionality of the government system. In this framework, the work will focus on what the new system has brought in the context of the appointment and withdrawal of high-level public officials. The question of how the change and return that Turkey will experience with the new system, which is a strong bureaucratic tradition in the study, will also be sought to be answered and what facilities and difficulties it will encounter, and how the methods of appointing and withdrawal of high-level officials will be discussed.

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