SUNDAY, June 26, 2011
Official Gazette
Number: 27976
COMMUNIQUÉ
From the Ministry of Culture and Tourism:
CERTIFICATION AND ACCREDITATION OF TOURISM PROFESSIONALS
A N N O U N C E M E N T R E G A R D I N G T H E I M P L E M E N T A T I O N O F L A B O R L A W A L S O
(COMMISSION NO: 2011/1)
DEPARTMENT
Capital Rights
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ARTICLE 1 – (1) The purpose of this Communiqué is to determine the procedures and principles regarding the implementation of the Regulation on the Certification and Qualities of Tourism Facilities (Regulation) and the regulations concerning the matters specified in paragraph 5 of Article 42 and subparagraphs (a), (b), (c), (d), (e), (f), (g), (h), (i), (j), (k), and (l) of paragraph 1 of Article 55 of the Regulation.
Basis
ARTICLE 2 – (1) This Communiqué has been prepared based on Articles 42 and 55 of the Regulation on the Certification and Qualities of Tourism Facilities, which entered into force upon publication in the Official Gazette dated 21/6/2005 and numbered 25852, pursuant to subparagraph (A) of paragraph 1 of Article 37 of the Tourism Encouragement Law numbered 2634 dated 12/3/1982.
INVENTORY DEPARTMENT
Documents Required in Tourism Certificate Applications
Procedures and Principles Regarding Its Evaluation
Headline
ARTICLE 3 – (1) For tourism certificate requests, applications shall be made to the Ministry of Culture and Tourism (Ministry) with the documents required in the Regulation and this Communiqué.
Condolence message
ARTICLE 4 – (1) If the person requesting the document is a real person, the application petition (Annex-1) shall be signed by themselves or by the person authorized to represent them; if it is a legal entity, it shall be signed by the person or persons authorized to represent the legal entity. The signature circular or declaration of the signature holder, along with the authorization document, shall be required.
(2) In the event that multiple commercial companies request an annotation as a document holder or operator for the documents of businesses they operate through a partnership structure; a contract to be drawn up by the companies, which includes the necessary documents covering each company and clearly states that the joint authorized representative or each of them holds joint and several liability towards the Ministry, shall be sent to the Ministry.
(3) The contract, which explicitly states that the partner authorized for representation and obligation, or each one of them, is jointly and severally liable towards the Ministry in sole proprietorships and partnerships with real persons and commercial partners, as well as in partnerships of real persons, shall be sent to the Ministry.
Facility inspection report
ARTICLE 5 – (1) In applications containing requests for tourism certificates and requests for capacity changes in certified facilities, a facility promotion report (Annex-2) shall be prepared.
Business opening and operating license, trade registry gazette, culture and tourism protection and development affairs or the status of being located in tourism centers
ARTICLE 6 – (1) The business opening and operating license shall not be conditional, such as being "issued based on declaration, temporary, for a limited duration, or partial."
(2) Except for document transfer procedures, a period of 6 months shall be granted in cases where the business opening and operating license or a document regarding the validity of the existing business opening and operating license is requested by the Ministry.
(3) In tourism-certified facilities; if the capacity increase occurs through additional construction, a newly dated business opening and operating license or a letter from the relevant institution stating that the license is valid shall be requested.
(4) It is sufficient that the issued business opening and operating licenses are arranged in accordance with or in a similar manner to the primary field of activity in cases where the facility type is accommodation, and to one of the minimum fields of activity for other types.
(5) In applications, it is sufficient to declare a copy of the trade registry gazette or the trade registry number. The fields of activity listed in the trade registry gazette shall not be taken into account during inspections.
(6) In applications for an investment certificate or a partial tourism enterprise certificate, the parcel usage decision included in the plan regarding whether the investment is located within culture and tourism protection and development zones or tourism centers shall be declared.
Notification to the relevant institutions
ARTICLE 7 – (1) Copies of tourism certificates issued by the Ministry shall be sent to the relevant administration responsible for issuing the business opening and operating license, to the relevant Governorship, to the allocating institution if allocated, and to the Department of Research and Evaluation; furthermore, copies of tourism investment or partial tourism operation certificates shall be sent to the Undersecretariat of Treasury.
Amendments attached to the main documents of holiday sites and villas
ARTICLE 8 – (1) Applicants;
a) In applications for tourism enterprise certificates within the scope of subparagraph (b) of paragraph 1 of Article 51 of the Regulation, they must also submit to the Ministry the written consent of all property owners regarding use for tourism purposes.
b) In the Business Opening and Working Licenses regarding the facilities within the scope of subparagraphs (a), (b), and (c) of paragraph 1 of Article 51 of the Regulation, the door numbers of the units within the scope of the document shall be clearly specified.
THIRD SECTION
Studies on the Evaluation and Classification of Headaches
Related Procedures and Principles
Evaluation of tourism certificate requests
ARTICLE 9 – (1) In requests for tourism investment certificates;
a) After reviewing the submitted applications, a demand review report (Annex-3) is prepared for the facilities found to be suitable.
b) As a result of the examination conducted;
1) Certificates are issued to facilities deemed appropriate for documentation via an Official Approval or a Decision of the Evaluation Board.
2) The status of facilities deemed unsuitable for certification shall be notified to the applicant with a reasoned letter.
Evaluation of requests for direct tourism business certificates as well
ARTICLE 10 – (1) In requests for direct tourism enterprise certificates;
a) After examining the submitted applications, a demand review report (Annex-4) is prepared for the facilities found to be suitable.
b) As a result of the examination conducted; facilities whose applications are deemed appropriate shall be subject to inspection, and the status of facilities whose applications are not deemed appropriate shall be notified to the applicant with a reasoned letter.
c) As a result of the inspection;
1) Certificates shall be issued to facilities deemed appropriate for certification by an Official Approval or a Decision of the Evaluation Board.
2) The audit report result or the Decision of the Evaluation Board regarding facilities deemed unsuitable for certification shall be notified to the applicant with reasons.
3) In the event that only a deficiency in documentation is identified following the inspection, a period of 30 days is granted for the submission of the document in question. If the requested document is not submitted, the request shall be deemed rejected.
4) If a difference is detected in the requested facility type or class, the entrepreneur's request regarding this matter shall be sought. Otherwise, the request shall be rejected. This situation also applies to tourism-certified facilities. In allocated facilities, however, the type and class are determined without seeking a request.
5) For facilities whose requests are not approved following two consecutive inspections conducted under the same entrepreneur's name within one year, a third application may be made provided that six months have passed from the date the most recent inspection result was notified. The date of the first inspection shall be taken as the basis for the calculation of the one-year period.
Evaluation of requests to convert tourism investment certificates into tourism business certificates or partial tourism business certificates, and the determination of whether facilities with investment certificates have commenced operations
ARTICLE 11 – (1) In requests for a tourism enterprise certificate and a partial tourism enterprise certificate;
a) After being examined and deemed appropriate, a request review report is prepared (Annex-4) and they are included in the facility inspection program.
b) In the event that the submitted “Business Opening and Operating License” is not deemed appropriate, the applicant shall be requested to remedy the deficiency within a period of 30 days from the date of notification. If the appropriate document is not submitted within the given period, the license shall be canceled in accordance with the provisions of subparagraph (d) of the 1st paragraph of Article 34 of Law No. 2634.
c) As a result of the inspection, certificates are issued to facilities whose requests are deemed appropriate via Authority Approval or Evaluation Board Decision.
c) Following the inspection, actions shall be carried out regarding facilities whose requests are deemed inappropriate, in accordance with the inspection report or the Decision of the Evaluation Board.
d) Regarding facilities with investment certificates that are determined to have opened for business without applying to convert to a tourism enterprise or partial tourism enterprise certificate; a business opening and operating license is requested, they are included in the inspection program for a final status determination, and procedures are carried out in accordance with subparagraphs (c) and (ç) of paragraph 1 of this article.
Evaluation of requests to convert the short-term tourism business certificate into a long-term tourism business certificate
ARTICLE 12 – (1) In requests for partial tourism operation certificates;
a) Application is made with a petition and a facility introduction report. For those deemed appropriate upon examination, a demand inspection report (Annex-4) is prepared.
b) As a result of the examination conducted;
1) Certificates are issued to facilities deemed suitable for certification via Authority Approval or the Decision of the Evaluation Board.
2) The status of facilities deemed unsuitable for certification shall be notified to the applicant with a reasoned letter.
Boundary works
ARTICLE 13 – (1) As a result of the evaluations to be conducted by the Classification Commission; in the event that the facility fails to exceed the minimum score threshold determined for its own type, an inspection report shall be prepared, and since the facility will have lost the qualities essential for certification during its operating period, its certificate shall be canceled in accordance with the provisions of subparagraph (e) of paragraph 1 of Article 34 of Law No. 2634.
(2) As a result of the classification form application conducted, the score received by the facility determines its class, if any, within its category. In businesses that exceed the score threshold set for a higher class; the quantitative and qualitative requirements necessitated by the new class are not sought. However, a restaurant requirement is sought in 4 and 5-star hotels.
The decisions of the Classification Commission regarding the upgrading, downgrading, or the determination that there is no benefit in operating with a certificate shall be finalized with the Authority's Approval to be obtained. No Authority's Approval shall be obtained for facilities whose class does not change. Following the finalization of the classifications performed, the results shall be notified to the certificate holder.
(4) In cases where document renewal is required as a result of the classification form application; a new classification request regarding the facility shall not be processed before the certification process is completed.
(5) A new classification request regarding a facility that has been classified three times within one year may be made 6 months after the date of the last classification communiqué. The date of the first classification shall be taken as the basis for the calculation of one year.
(6) In classification studies; swimming pools shall not be scored for units whose investment is ongoing, or for those that do not meet the qualities specified in the second paragraph of Article 31 of the Regulation within the accommodation facility. These unscored pools are named "Type B".
(7) All units currently operating within the facility are evaluated and scored once. The fact that a facility previously had deficiencies due to being a certificate holder and/or a change in capacity does not prevent a classification study from being conducted. Regarding these findings, it is recommended that an audit report be separately prepared and processed.
(8) Except for cases where a document from any institution and/or a business opening and operating license or a document regarding its validity is required, any deficiencies and irregularities identified during the application of the classification form shall not prevent the processing of the classification form and the issuance of a new document.
(9) Application capacity is taken into account in classification studies.
(10) In cases where the inspection and/or classification form application cannot be carried out at the facility; the reason why the inspection and/or classification cannot be performed shall be specified in detail in the report to be issued.
FOURTH DEPARTMENT
Preparation of Tourism Certificates and Plaques, and the Details on Certificates and Plaques
Principles Related to the Information to be Included
Information to be included in the tourism certificate
ARTICLE 14 – (1) In the tourism investment certificate;
a) Name of the facility,
b) Address or sheet-block-parcel number,
c) Type and, if any, class,
c) Its capacity,
d) Date of opening for business,
e) Name or title of the document holder,
f) In the event that the investment is carried out on allocated land, the owner,
g) Document date and number,
g) The date and number of the Authority Approval or the Evaluation Board Decision serving as the basis for the issuance of the document,
information is provided.
Information to be included in tourism business and partial tourism business documents
ARTICLE 15 – (1) In the tourism enterprise certificate;
a) Name of the facility,
b) Address,
c) Type and, if any, class,
c) Its capacity,
d) Name or title of the document holder,
e) Title of the tenant or operator,
f) In the event that the business is located on allocated land, the landowner,
g) Document date and number,
g) The date and number of the Authority Approval or the Evaluation Board Decision serving as the basis for the issuance of the document,
information is provided.
(2) In addition to the information above, the opening dates of the units in the investment shall be included in partial tourism operation certificates.
Document and sub-document organization
ARTICLE 16 – (1) The tourism certificate regarding the types of tourism city, chain facilities, holiday resort, and tourism complex; may be issued in the form of a certificate and sub-certificate or certificates. In the event that sub-certificates or certificates are issued, this matter shall be specified on the certificate. On the sub-certificate, the name or title of the sub-certificate holder, along with the main certificate information, shall include the information determined above according to the type of certificate.
Presentation of plaque and certificate award ceremony
ARTICLE 17 – (1) A plaque containing the name of the Ministry and the facility, the type of facility and its class if any, and information stating that the operation is under the supervision of the Ministry, which is prepared by the Ministry and marked with a cold seal, shall be hung at the entrance of the facility by certified tourism enterprises. A tourism certificate, which contains the information specified in this communiqué according to the type of certificate and is prepared by the Ministry and marked with a cold seal, shall be hung by certified tourism enterprises in a manner that the customer can easily see and read. Certificate and plaque fees are determined by the Ministry.
SECOND DEPARTMENT
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Rules and principles regarding the request for air conditioning
ARTICLE 18 – (1) The provinces where the presence of air conditioning is mandatory according to climate conditions are specified below.
1 – Adana 2 – Adıyaman 3 – Amasya
4 – Ankara 5 – Antalya 6 – Aydın
7 – Balıkesir 8 – Batman 9 – Bursa
10 – Çanakkale 11 – Denizli 12 – Diyarbakır
13 – Düzce 14 – Edirne 15 – Elazığ
16 – Gaziantep 17 – Giresun 18 – Hatay
19 – Iğdır 20 – İçel 21 – İstanbul
22 – İzmir 23 – Kahramanmaraş 24 – Kilis
25 – Kocaeli 26 – Konya 27 – Malatya
28 – Manisa 29 – Mardin 30 – Muğla
31 – Ordu 32 – Osmaniye 33 – Rize
34 – Sakarya 35 – Samsun 36 – Siirt
37 – Sinop 38 – Şanlıurfa 39 – Şırnak
40 – Tekirdağ 41 – Trabzon 42 – Yalova
43 – Zonguldak
(2) Air conditioning is not required in primary accommodation facilities operating for winter tourism and plateau tourism.
Principles regarding customer elevator, service stair, and elevator arrangement
ARTICLE 19 – (1) In the arrangement of service stairs or elevators for four and five-star hotels, the criteria determined in the Regulation for guest elevators shall be taken as a basis. These principles also apply to four and five-star hotels with a scattered layout.
(2) Additionally, in facilities arranged in tiered levels, a service elevator or stairs does not have to be provided separately for each section at every different level, provided that the service is not interrupted. This matter also applies to guest elevator arrangements in boutique hotels.
Principles regarding the organization of people with physical disabilities
ARTICLE 20 – (1) The arrangements to be made for physically disabled persons pursuant to the provision of subparagraph (c) of paragraph 1 of Article 18 of the Regulation are as follows.
a) Facility garden and entrance;
1) Places at different levels are arranged to be suitable for the circulation of physically disabled individuals.
2) The clean width of the facility entrance door must be at least ninety centimeters.
b) A counter arrangement with a maximum height of 90 cm shall be made at the reception, designed to allow wheelchair access.
c) General toilets:
1) The clear door width must be at least 85 cm. Although it is recommended not to have a threshold, if one is made, it must be at most 1.5 cm in height and be beveled.
2) Fixtures such as toilets, washbasins, siphons, and faucets must be arranged in a way that people with physical disabilities can use them. Grab bars must be placed around the toilet at a height of 85-95 cm from the finished flooring.
3) Mirrors must be at eye level or adjustable up and down, or tilted forward by 10-15 degrees. The bottom edge of the mirrors must be at a maximum height of 100 cm from the finished flooring.
4) An area as large as a circle with a 150 cm diameter, which will allow a wheelchair to make a full turn, must be provided, and the floor must be covered with non-slip material.
5) Accessories such as soap holders, towel holders, and paper holders must be mounted at a height of 50-120 cm from the finished flooring.
c) Bedrooms:
1) Rooms are furnished and decorated with items of appropriate size and position so that physically disabled individuals can move around and use the room comfortably; unstable or sharp-edged items shall not be kept.
2) The room entrance door width must be at least 85 cm.
3) The floor must not be slippery, and thick, soft, or gripping carpets must not be used.
4) Wardrobe doors must be sliding, and the hanging height must be arranged to be a maximum of 140 cm.
5) Electric switches and sockets must be arranged at a height of at most 120 cm and at least 40 cm from the floor covering.
6) There must be a central lighting switch at the bedside.
7) In room bathrooms; in addition to the arrangements made in general toilets, bathtub or shower arrangements are made in a manner suitable for use by persons with physical disabilities. Seating and grab bars are provided in appropriate locations in these sections. The bathroom door opening is arranged to allow for easy movement. While it is recommended not to have a threshold, if one is made, it shall be a maximum of 1.5 cm in height and be beveled. A connection alarm system or telephone to the reception is provided.
8) Fractions are not taken into account in the evaluation of the 1% rate foreseen for room arrangements.
d) In the event that a room or a food and beverage unit reserved for the use of physically disabled persons is located on a floor other than the ground floor, transportation between the units shall be provided with appropriate equipment. In this case, the following arrangements shall be made in the elevator:
1) The door must be automatic. The door opening and closing interval must not be less than 5 seconds.
2) Control buttons must be located at a height of 90 cm-120 cm from the floor surface and in a position that allows wheelchair approach.
3) Continuous handrails shall be provided inside the cabin, installed at a height of approximately 85 cm from the floor.
4) The cabin interior must not be carpeted.
e) Food and beverage units;
1) Barrier-free access must be provided from the entrance to the food and beverage units.
2) A knee clearance of 70 cm in height and at least 50 cm in width must be left under tables and counters. Passageways left between tables must be at least 90 cm.
3) The floor must not be slippery, and thick, soft, or gripping carpets must not be used.
SIXTH DEATH
Other Rights
Procedures and principles regarding the transfer of documents, the communicator, and the tenant
ARTICLE 21 – (1) In requests for the transfer of certificates for facilities with a tourism investment certificate; an application shall be made to the Ministry with the documents specified in subparagraphs (a), (c), (d), and (e) of paragraph 1 of Article 9 of the Regulation by the certificate holder and the person requesting the certificate; in requests for the transfer of certificates for facilities with a tourism operation certificate and a partial tourism operation certificate, by the person requesting the certificate with the documents specified in Article 9; and in requests for operator or lessee annotations, by the certificate holder and the operator with the documents regarding the operator specified in Article 9.
(2) As a result of the examination conducted;
a) A demand inspection report is prepared for those deemed appropriate after examination (Annex-5).
b) For facilities for which the transfer of the certificate is deemed appropriate, Authority Approval is obtained and the certificate is issued.
c) The statuses of facilities for which the transfer of the certificate is not deemed appropriate shall be notified to the applicants via a reasoned letter.
(3) In the event that it is determined, without an application to our Ministry, that the facility has been transferred or that the whole of it is being operated by an operator different from the document holder; provided that the procedures to be carried out pursuant to Law No. 2634 are reserved, it shall be requested to be notified whether there is a request regarding the transfer of the document or the annotation of the operator to the document and, if there is a request, that the appropriate documents specified in Article 9 of the Regulation be sent to our Ministry within 30 days.
(4) Within the given period; in cases where the request regarding the transfer of the certificate or the operator or tenant annotation for the entire facility is not notified to the Ministry and/or the appropriate business opening and working license is not sent, or in cases where the certificate fees and charges are not paid following the approval of the certificate transfer, the certificate belonging to the facility shall be canceled in accordance with the provisions of subparagraph (d) and/or (e) of paragraph 1 of Article 34 of Law No. 2634.
(5) If there is no request received by our Ministry regarding the annotation of the certificates for the operators of sub-units such as sales outlets, barbers, hairdressers, saunas, etc., operated by a different operator within the facility, other procedures shall be carried out without the annotation process. In the case of allocated lands, this situation shall be reported to the relevant institutions.
Naming, certification, and qualities of special facilities
ARTICLE 22 – (1) Accommodation facilities falling within the scope of Article 42 of the Regulation shall be certified under the name of private accommodation facility, and other facilities shall be certified under the name of private facility.
(2) In applications for private facilities, care is taken to ensure that the CDs to be prepared include night and day shots covering all areas, that the footage is between 5-7 minutes long, and that it has an AVI extension. Detailed information and documents regarding the characteristics of the facility are submitted so that it can be evaluated within the scope of Article 42 of the Regulation.
(3) In facilities licensed with a special facility tourism enterprise certificate; in cases requiring the issuance of a new certificate as a result of a change in capacity or a transfer of the certificate, the information and documents specified in the second paragraph shall also be requested. Following the inspection, the matter of whether a new certificate shall be issued is submitted to the Evaluation Board.
(4) In addition to the requirements specified in Article 42 of the Regulation, in the evaluation of applications for private facility tourism business and partial tourism business certificates operating in the food and beverage category; the minimum qualifications for a 2nd class restaurant as set forth in Article 26 of the Regulation shall be sought, regardless of metric limits and capacity elements; and in the evaluation of applications for private facilities operating in the accommodation category and falling within the scope of subparagraph (e) of paragraph 2 of Article 42 of the Regulation, the minimum qualifications for a boutique hotel as set forth in Article 43 of the Regulation shall be sought, regardless of metric limits and capacity elements.
(5) The qualities specified in the preceding paragraph, which cannot be arranged at the facility due to structural conditions such as climate, region, location, or inclusion in a registered cultural asset, as well as operational characteristics, shall be evaluated during the inspection. The inspection report shall state whether it is deemed appropriate for the facility to be certified in its current state along with the reasons, or whether certification is deemed inappropriate by explaining the deficient aspects. The inspection report shall be discussed and decided upon by the Evaluation Board.
Name of the facility
ARTICLE 23 – (1) The facility name to be included in the tourism certificate shall be determined by the Ministry, taking into account the requested name or names.
(2) In the event of a request to determine or change a facility name, the following matters shall be taken into account:
a) The aforementioned name shall be given to facilities that have obtained name registration from the competent administration.
b) In the event that name registration has not been completed, the requested name shall be granted by taking into account the application date to the Ministry. Requested names may not be of a nature that could be confused with another tourism-certified facility or could evoke the same name.
c) A name previously issued by the Ministry may be used by another licensed facility with the indefinite and final permission of the business using this name.
Procedures regarding facilities located on allocated lands
ARTICLE 24 – (1) Document transfer, capacity, class, and type change procedures for investments and enterprises located on lands allocated by our Ministry or other public institutions shall be carried out in accordance with the opinion of the allocating institution.
(2) Staff housing located on a parcel different from and independent of the parcel where the facilities situated on allocated lands are located shall be included in the tourism enterprise certificate capacity with a building occupancy permit, without requiring a business opening and working license.
Wellness facilities
ARTICLE 25 – (1) In requests for tourism certificates regarding healthy living facilities; the favorable opinion of the Ministry of Health shall be requested.
Diverse People
ARTICLE 26 – (1) In the evaluation of the units specified in subparagraph (r) of paragraph 5 and subparagraph (f) of paragraph 6 of Article 19 of the Regulation; it is required that at least 3 units be present in four-star hotels and at least 6 units be present in five-star hotels from the units listed as 13 sub-paragraphs in subparagraph (r) of paragraph 5 of Article 19.
(2) In accordance with the Ministry of Health legislation; it shall also be deemed appropriate if the term “on-call doctor” is used instead of “permanent doctor,” “auxiliary health personnel” instead of “nurse,” and “health unit” instead of “infirmary” as mentioned in the Regulation.
(3) In the case of an application on behalf of a company branch, procedures shall be carried out on behalf of the company. Even if the title specified in the application documents includes the branch expression, the document shall be issued on behalf of the company.
(4) In the event that the facility is determined to be closed during direct document requests, the date of determination shall be established as the first audit, and the request shall be accepted as rejected and notified to the entrepreneur.
(5) Investment certificate requests containing types for which an investment certificate cannot be issued shall not be evaluated.
(6) In the event that false statements are made regarding the documents requested by the Ministry or false documents are submitted in tourism certificate applications or in tourism-certified facilities, legal action shall be taken against the applicant or the certificate holder.
7TH DEPARTMENT
Latest News
Removal from the way
ARTICLE 27 – (1) Communiqué No. 2005/1 on the Implementation of the Regulation on the Certification and Qualities of Tourism Facilities, which entered into force upon publication in the Official Gazette dated 25/10/2005 and numbered 25977, is hereby repealed.
TRANSITIONAL PROVISION ARTICLE 1 – (1) In facilities that have obtained a permit before this Communiqué enters into force, the implementation of the physical disability regulations specified in this Communiqué is not mandatory until an increase in room capacity that requires additional physical disability regulations occurs.
PROVISIONAL ARTICLE 2 – (1) The documents to be issued to facilities falling within the scope of the 2nd provisional article of the Law on Amending Various Laws and the Decree-Law on the Organization and Duties of the Ministry of Finance, dated 3/7/2004 and numbered 4916; shall be named as transition period tourism investment certificate or transition period tourism operation certificate. For those among the facilities falling within this scope who possess an existing tourism investment or tourism operation certificate; these certificates shall be cancelled in accordance with the provisions of subparagraph (e) of the 1st paragraph of Article 34 of Law No. 2634, due to having lost the qualifications required to obtain the certificate during the investment or operation period, without the need for further determination.
(2) Transition period documents are issued via a Land Allocation Commission decision or a written statement from the relevant institution or organization, and no other documents are requested additionally. These documents are valid for the duration specified by the Land Allocation Commission or the relevant institutions or organizations.
(3) In these documents;
a) Name of the facility,
b) Address, if any, additional allocation area/sheet-block-parcel number,
c) Type and, if any, class,
c) Name or title of the document holder,
d) Property owner,
e) The determined capacity,
f) Permitted capacity,
g) Document date and number,
information is provided.
g) Additionally, in the lower section of the front side of the document, following the signature, the expression "This document has been issued based on the writing of the Land Allocation Commission or the relevant institution dated ..……. and numbered ...……. pursuant to Provisional Article 2 of Law No. 4916 and is valid until ……….… or for the period specified in the opinion of the allocating institution. At the end of this period, the document shall lose its validity without the need for any further processing." shall be included.
4) Requests to transition from a transitional period document to a tourism enterprise document shall be made with the documents required in Article 6 of the Regulation.
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ARTICLE 28 – (1) This Communiqué enters into force on the date of its publication.
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ARTICLE 29 – (1) The Minister of Culture and Tourism shall execute the provisions of this Communiqué.