In 1930, an attempt was made to transition to the second multiparty life in the history of the Republic. Although the Liberal Republican Party was founded in a guided manner, it achieved significant success in a short period of time and met with the intense interest of its masses. This situation led to the confusion in the organization of Republican People's Party. The ruling party administration has decided to send delegations of deputies from the provincial organizations to eliminate the tremor caused by the Liberal Republican Party and to examine the situation in the provinces after the Liberal Party. 26 delegations were assigned to 46 provinces. Delegations served at the end of 1930 and early 1931. The delegations assigned to the provincial organization of the People's Party of the Republic sent reports to the General Secretariat of the Party, including the observations and studies. In these reports, it was revealed that there were important problems in the provincial organization of the Republican People's Party both in terms of organization and functioning of the organizations. It is also stated that the people and even the members of the party have not yet adopted the party principles and regime. The reports included many suggestions for strengthening the party organization. These proposals had been effect in the formation of the new regulation and changes in the party management.