Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan says Turkey is working on a legal framework intended to speed up the disbandment of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK). Speaking to lawmakers from his ruling Justice and Development Party (AK Party) in parliament on June 24, Erdogan said the legislative package is being prepared and would be placed on the parliamentary agenda without delay, or “without much delay.” The president did not provide details on what the legal measures would include, but he said Ankara is determined to conclude the peace process with the PKK successfully and end the group’s more than 40-year insurgency against the Turkish state. Both accounts describe the announcement as a sign of potential progress in Turkey’s efforts to advance the peace process. No additional specifics, timelines, or contents of the proposed legislation are outlined in the reports, and the sources do not confirm when the framework would be adopted or what exact mechanisms it would introduce for disbanding the PKK.