Parliament approves security law updates

The House of Representatives' Security and Defense Committee announced the completion of amendments to the Internal Security Forces Service and Retirement Law, including lowering the voluntary retirement age from 45 to 40 years, with a minimum of 15 years of actual service. The amendments also abolished the Command Department, added lump-sum retirement allowances, considered higher education certificates as part of job qualifications, and extended the renewal period by one year. Conditions for officer promotions have been updated, and the situation of contract workers has been addressed. Martyrs and wounded personnel will receive facilitation regarding promotions and retirement. Additionally, the term "policeman" has been replaced with "member" to ensure their inclusion under the law.

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