ANKARA, Jan 25 (A.A) - President Ahmet Necdet Sezer on Friday sent three articles of the banking law back to parliament to be discussed once again.
Presidential Press Center said that President Sezer returned articles 6 and 7 and temporary article 1 of the Banking Law to the parliament.
Article 6 of the law includes the rule that personnel, who are not subjected to provisions of special law can not work at state banks after December 31, 2002.
Article 7 regulates supervision of autonomous committee, supreme committee and institutions which are connected to those.
Temporary article 1 of the law links responsibility of administration, inspection and discharge committees of the state banks to the provisions of special law that is implemented for private banks. It also says those members can not be considered civil servants according to the criminal and administration law.
Regarding the three articles of the banking bill which were returned by President Ahmet Necdet Sezer to Parliament, State Minister Kemal Dervis has said they would review the matter one more time during the weekend.
Dervis responded to reporters' questions at Istanbul's Ataturk Airport on Friday night. When asked how the return of the articles would affect Turkey's relations with Turkey, Dervis said ''Of course it will affect the relations negatively. We'll discuss the matter over the weekend. A statement will be made at the Treasury Undersecretariat at 9 a.m. on Monday. We'll not make any statements until then.''