TBMM Genel Kurulu’nda HSK’ya beş üye seçimi yapıldı. Hakim ve Savcılar Kurulu birinci tur oylamada üçte iki çoğunluk arandı. Oylamaya 344 milletvekili katıldı. Yargıtay üyelerinden Ömer Fark Aydıner 41, Fuzuli Aydoğdu 270, Mustafa Yapıcı 9; İbrahim Temir 25, Hakan Türkön 7, Hakan Yüksel 283; Seyfi Han 284, Şerafettin Saka 15, Ergün Şahin 14; Danıştay üyelerinden Kemal Açıkgöz 5, Cengiz Aydemir 29, Aysel Demirel 284; öğretim üyesi ve avukatlardan Hasan Oğuz Altınkaynak 12, Figen Şaştım 11, Alişan Tiryaki 293 oy aldı. 2 milletvekili boş, 20 milletvekili ise geçersiz oy kullandı. İkinci tur oylamada beşte üç çoğunluk arandı. Oylamaya 363 milletvekili katıldı. Yargıtay üyelerinden Ömer Fark Aydıner 78, Fuzuli Aydoğdu 204, Mustafa Yapıcı 75; İbrahim Temir 133, Hakan Türkön 25, Hakan Yüksel 203; Seyfi Han 218, Şerafettin Saka 42, Ergün Şahin 102; Danıştay üyelerinden Kemal Açıkgöz 69, Cengiz Aydemir 74, Aysel Demirel 219; öğretim üyesi ve avukatlardan Hasan Oğuz Altınkaynak 136, Figen Şaştım 7, Alişan Tiryaki 217 oy aldı. Haberin DevamıAd çekme usulü ile yapılan üçüncü tur oylamada Yargıtay üyelerinden Fuzuli Aydoğdu, Hakan Yüksel, Seyfi Han; Danıştay üyesi Cengiz Aydemir, öğretim üyeleri ve avukatlar arasından Alişan Tiryaki HSK üyeliğine seçildi.
Well, well, well, looks like we have some action in the TBMM Genel Kurulu. They went ahead and selected five members for the HSK. In the first round of voting, they were looking for a two-thirds majority. A total of 344 MPs showed up to cast their votes. Now, let’s break it down a bit. We had Ömer Fark Aydıner with 41 votes, Fuzuli Aydoğdu with a whopping 270 votes, and Mustafa Yapıcı with a measly 9 votes. Moving on to the next candidates, we had İbrahim Temir with 25 votes, Hakan Türkön with 7 votes, and Hakan Yüksel shining bright with 283 votes. Oh, and let’s not forget Seyfi Han with 284 votes, Şerafettin Saka with 15 votes, and Ergün Şahin with 14 votes. From the Danıştay side, we had Kemal Açıkgöz with 5 votes, Cengiz Aydemir with 29 votes, and Aysel Demirel with 284 votes. The academic and lawyer gang brought in Hasan Oğuz Altınkaynak with 12 votes, Figen Şaştım with 11 votes, and Alişan Tiryaki dominating the scene with 293 votes. Oh, and let’s not forget the two MPs who didn’t bother to vote and the 20 who just couldn’t get it right.
Now, onto the second round where they needed a three-fifths majority. 363 MPs decided to grace the voting with their presence. Ömer Fark Aydıner jumped from 41 to 78 votes, Fuzuli Aydoğdu took a dip to 204 votes, and Mustafa Yapıcı struggled to 75 votes. İbrahim Temir managed to get 133 votes, Hakan Türkön with 25 votes, and Hakan Yüksel still going strong with 203 votes. Seyfi Han with 218 votes, Şerafettin Saka with 42 votes, and Ergün Şahin with 102 votes. From Danıştay, we had Kemal Açıkgöz with 69 votes, Cengiz Aydemir with 74 votes, and Aysel Demirel with 219 votes. The academic and lawyer squad brought Hasan Oğuz Altınkaynak with 136 votes, Figen Şaştım with 7 votes, and Alişan Tiryaki with 217 votes. And then, my friends, we moved on to the third round where they used the ad pull method. Fuzuli Aydoğdu, Hakan Yüksel, Seyfi Han from Yargıtay, Cengiz Aydemir from Danıştay, and the one and only Alişan Tiryaki from the academic and lawyer crew snagged those coveted spots in the HSK.
And there you have it, folks! The drama, the suspense, the thrill of the vote counting. Who will make the cut? Who will fall short? Not really sure why this matters, but hey, it’s always interesting to see how these things play out. Maybe it’s just me, but I feel like there’s always a surprise or two in these voting sessions. But in the end, the HSK got their five new members, and life goes on in the world of Turkish politics.
