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[Cyprus Times] Crisis in the CL over non-resignation of two "women MPs" who did not follow the example of Ozersai

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No one is above the party, the party parliament will convene and discuss the issue, CL chairman Kudret Ozersai said after the joint announcement of his two "deputies", Reffick Jale Rogers and Aiseghul Bybars that they would not resign their seats, following the collective bodies' decision to "return to the people" (sine - I - millet), as he did.

According to the Turkish press, the party parliament of the CL will meet tomorrow. Detaille headlines that there is a possibility that the two "councillors" may be expelled from the CL.

In his remarks last night on a TV program of the illegal "Bayrak", Qudret Ozersai said that the decisions of the collective bodies should be honored and implemented by all members, including its "deputies", noting that the "councilwomen" are not independent, they belong to the CL and are obliged to implement what is decided collectively. "No one is above the party," he said."

From now on, he continued, the word belongs to the party parliament, which is the highest collective body of the CL and it will decide.

In a telephone intervention on the same TV show, non-resigned Reffick Jale Rogers said that "the process was not sound (correct), there was not an enlarged session."

The decision to 'return to the people' (Sine i millet), she added, is a very serious decision and the matter had to be discussed in the "parliamentary group" first. He questioned procedures why the issue was not discussed in the "central governing body" of the CL and noted that when it was discussed twice in the "party parliament", one time it was not even on the agenda.

The procedure, he said, was a surprise for them as well and now they will await the decision of the "party parliament" of the CL.

It should be noted that Kudret Ozersai submitted his resignation from the "parliament" at the end of May and it will be discussed in the plenary session on June 6. Mr. Ozersai asked that his decision be respected and accepted. The "Prime Minister", Unal Ustel said that he will seek to have a meeting with Mr. Ozersai to discuss the whole matter.



Source: Cyprus Times


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