PUBLISHED: 4 Mar 2024 at 07 :02.
According to Democrat list- MP Jurin Laksanawisit, the main opposition Move Forward Party ( MFP ) does not have enough votes to support a censure debate or a general debate in the House.
According to Mr. Jurin, a public debate activity without a ballot under Part 152 of the law requires the support of at least 50 members of parliament, while a no-confidence debate under Section 151 requires the support of at least 100 MPs.
According to the previous Democrat chief, the Democrat Party cannot continue without the MFP’s support. Only 25 Members make up the Democrat Party.
In response to criticism that some cabinet ministers failed to appear in the House to answer parliamentary questions, Mr. Jurin even criticized the government for not prioritizing better.
The opposition station scrutinizes the president’s work and uses the House as a platform to voice their concerns. The Democrat MP claimed that the government is slow to explicit its bills, which results in the opposition parties ‘ proposals for other versions of the expenses to shop.
” Those payments are kept in Government House until the state is ready to make their recommendations.” Individuals miss out because of the difficulties. I advise the authorities to spend more time on congressional issues rather than on field trips, he said.
Mr. Jurin made his remarks as a result of widespread criticism that the criticism was not being brutal enough with the state.
MFP list-MP Pita Limjaroenrat on Saturday defended the group’s position in the government’s investigation, claiming that the MFP was focusing on quality rather than quantity.
He stated that while the celebration is committed to scrutinizing the government, it must be sure that a public’s best interest is served when it decides to seek a censure debate or public debate.
Important opposition figures will match this week to determine when to stand the motion, according to Chaithawat Tulathon, the Move Forward Party’s and the opposition bloc’s leader.
He argued that the opposition parties were gathering information and were n’t “bowing down to the state.”