Guys, half way through November and we're still waiting for the submission of the Blue Motherland. It has been reported that the Blue Homeland Bill will be submitted to the Turkish Parliament in November, and passage is expected in December before the end of the year. This timeline assumes the bill will be introduced as planned. After it is submitted, it must first go through the relevant parliamentary committees before being brought to a vote in the plenary. Given that the ruling coalition holds a parliamentary majority, approval is generally expected to be straightforward, if the Turkish government prioritizes the legislation. However, other reports indicate that the submission will only come after the budget discussions, which are expected to conclude towards the end of December. In this scenario, the parliamentary vote will likely take place in January or February. The timing of the bill's passage will depend on how quickly it moves through the committee process after it has been formally introduced. Which generally shouldn't be a problem for the current Turkish government.