With the 2017 Constitutional amendment, the voting age was re- duced to eighteen. Parallel to the lowering of the election age, the condition for not being able to be elected as a deputy for “those who have not done their obligatory military service” has also been changed to “those who are related to military service”. Thanks to the amend- ment, those who have not yet done their military service can be elect- ed as members of parliament. However, deputies who have not done their military service yet, have taken the advantage of the paid mili- tary service granted by the Military Recruitment Law No. 7179 and surrendered to the barracks for fulfilling their patriotic service obliga- tion, which led to a new discussion. In the justification of the constitu- tional amendment, there is no explanation regarding “those who are related to military service”. In that case, it will be necessary to take the military regulations as a basis in the determination of “those who are related to military service”. Within the scope of military regulations, the status of “being related to military service” of the deputies who are under national service obligation will differ and the actions to be tak- en will also change according to this difference.