The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) government is insignificant struggle due to the new corona virus (Covid 19) epidemic. The newcorona virus is a global disease that the entire World must deal with, not just theTRNC government. In this process, the measures taken by governments are notlimited to the health area, but measures are taken that affect many areas. Forthis reason, criticism of political power extending the boundaries of authority ison the agenda. Unlike many countries, fast and effective measures have beentaken in TRNC. While viewing at the number of cases, the government hassucceeded in preventing the spread of the epidemic. When the first cases ofcorona virus arise, crucial demands have been raised for the declaration of astate of emergency. However, today's coalition government has chosen to leadthe process by taking extraordinary measures under the usual rules of law. Inthis case, there may be some deviations from the principle of the rule of law. At this point today, we are facing the problem of reconciled the usual rules of lawwith measures that exceed the fight against epidemics. The measures also resultin the limitation or even cessation of rights and freedoms. TRNC governmenthas successfully struggled a global epidemic with limited facilities. Soextraordinary measures taken under these challenging conditions can beexpected not to be criticized. Nevertheless, the state where the law prevails thestate that is bound by the law in its “all activities”. There is no doubt thatdealing with the epidemic is also included in all these activities. In addition toother measures taken during this time, several controversial decisionsconcerning the institutional dimension of constitutional law have been taken.The TRNC Republican Assembly gathered an extraordinary summit and adopteda parliamentary order that envisages both the postponement of the Presidentialelection and the continuation of the current President's office. In thesediscussions, it was claimed that the President, whose mandate was extended bya parliamentary decision, should exercise his powers as a minimum. In thesediscussions, it was also stated that the President, whose mandate was extendedby a parliamentary decision, should use his powers to the least level. At thispoint, a case has been filed in the Constitutional Court for the annulment of theparliamentary decision and the judgment is expected. In the study, theconstitutional issues mentioned by the TRNC Constitution will be discussed andthe subject will be examined in terms of constitutional law.