The legislation was proposed to Parliament by the Justice and Development Party (AK Party) government.
If it comes into effect, the law will affect the activities of military officers, noncommissioned officers, gendarmes, privates and students of military schools.
The TSK has a tradition of meddling in politics, a practice through which it has toppled several democratically elected governments throughout the history of the Turkish Republic.
Dozens of active duty and retired military officers are currently standing trial on charges of plotting a coup to topple the government.
The draft law also opens the decisions of the Supreme Military Council (YAŞ) to judicial review. Many military officers in the past were expelled from the TSK due to their religious observance. They were accused of violating disciplinary rules and were unable to challenge YAŞ decisions in court because the decisions were closed to judicial review.
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