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The tuzuk class provides a standardized format for writing bylaws and regulations in Turkish-governmental style. It includes features for creating numbered articles, subsections, and signature areas commonly found in legal documents. Features: Easy creation of numbered articles with the \madde command, Section titles with \bolumadi, Automatic lettered lists with the fikra environment, Built-in signature area formatting with \imzalar, Full Turkish language support. Built originally for creating the regulation for Ozgur Yazilim Dernegi (The Free Software Association in Turkey), https://oyd.org.tr/. Explanation of the package name: "tuzuk" in Turkish means "regulations", as a document. For example, GDPR, which stands for "General Data Protection Regulation", translates as "Genel Veri Koruma Tuzugu". In Turkish law, the non-profit associations have a "tuzuk" as their constitution-like governing document.
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