he Law Guide, prepared entirely in a digital environment with artificial intelligence support, is not a set of principles or a collection of laws. In fact, due to its publication format and purpose, it is not possible for it to cover all laws currently in force. The database includes only a limited number of laws that the Production and Publication Team has deemed suitable for publication in guide format, and the aim is to make these available for use as frequently as the service conditions allow and in a specific order. We would also like to remind our users that this Guide does not include legal or case-law analyses, precedent judgments, or legal advice.

All statutes included in the Guide have been classified according to the subject headings listed below and are presented to users for review through detailed information notes prepared on the specified topics.

These information notes include the current texts of the laws, legislative explanations, relevant subject headings, and the compliance criteria generated with the support of artificial intelligence. In addition, users can select any of the questions stored in the Guide regarding the law they are reviewing and access the detailed answers provided on that topic.

Furthermore, the Law Guide includes interactive forms under the heading “Implementation Audit,” which show how laws should be applied and whether the actual implementation complies with them. These forms and the reasoned reports automatically generated based on them are presented to users in the relevant section.