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PP measure did visit scrutiny queue: Wan

According to parliament president Wan Muhamad Noor Matha, bills requiring section-by-section revisions to the 2017 law may be examined by congress in the middle of January.

Currently, there are 17 proposals seeking to revise the charter section-by-section and another bill, sponsored by the opposition People’s Party, seeking to amend Section 256 of the charter to pave the way for a charter-drafting assembly ( CDA ), he said.

Mr. Wan said he intends to include the expenses along with the others for scrutiny on January 14 and 15 now that the congress president’s legitimate committee has recommended that the PP-sponsored bill remain on parliament’s agenda.

He promised to explain which act bill may be considered first with the government, the opposition, and Senate whips on January 8.

Parit Wacharasindhu, a member of the PP list, claimed that the party-proposed act putting the foundation for a CDA would immediately be introduced before parliament on Monday.

He argued that the decision was important because it would shorten the process of drafting the charter, which would result in the proposed amendment receiving two referendums as opposed to three, and a potential new charter before the upcoming general election.

The opposition group claims that two referendums are enough to pass the proposed charter rewrite without violating a new Constitutional Court ruling.

The court ruled in 2021 that if a motion to alter the whole charter is approved, a second referendum may be held to see if the new content is received with approval.

When asked about the possibility of holding only two referendums, Mr. Wan pointed out that the contract update also needs a fourth of the Senate’s support regardless of how many shells are held.

He claimed that putting expenses on the legislative agenda won’t guarantee their passage, and he is doubtful whether the Constitutional Court will seek to address the referendum-related problem once more.

” But if the contract proposals aren’t included on the plan, people will lament the lack of development”, he said.

Earlier, Mr Wan said the charges seeking to update the mandate section-by-section would hardly contradict the Constitutional Court’s 2021 decision because they don’t targeted the complete charter.

The Council of State (CoS), the government’s legal adviser, on Wednesday denied media reports it had ruledKittiratt Na-Ranongineligible to assume the post of Bank of Thailand (BoT) board chairman.

Pakorn Nilprapunt, secretary-general of the CoS, said the government had yet to make a decision on Mr Kittiratt’s skills, and the problem was expected to remain raised for discussion after on Wednesday..

He acknowledged that the Fiscal Policy Office at the Finance Ministry had inquired about legal matters involving a BoT committee chairman’s skills.

Mr Kittiratt, a former commerce secretary, was widely regarded as a leading candidate for the place to achieve Porametee Vimolsiri.

However, his election was being questioned according to his new role as an assistant to former prime minister Srettha Thavisin, which critics said may jeopardise the company’s freedom.

However, Lawaron Sangsanit, permanent director for funding, said he never gave a press interview saying Mr Kittiratt was determined to be unsuitable to carry the article.

He claimed that the government had requested the CoS’s opinion and lawful clarification because Mr. Kittiratt had previously acted as Mr. Srettha’s legal advisor, and that it was understood that the adviser to the prime minister was not viewed as a political position.

Mr. Lawaron claimed that the agency’s decision was to make sure that its member nomination procedure was followed.

” We’re not certain about the credentials, so we decided to approach the CoS, which will send a response to the Finance Ministry. We haven’t got the reply however”, he said.

According to a source at the Finance Ministry, Mr. Kittiratt will not be eligible to serve as the BoT board chairman if the CoS determines the position to remain democratic, and the ministry will need to designate a new one.

But, the source said the delay in appointing the BoT committee chairman would not destroy labor at the BoT because the law says the deputy president, who is the BoT government, can do the president’s jobs in the meantime.

No matter what the outcome will be, Mr. Kittiratt wrote on Twitter on Tuesday, saying he would respect the final determination and thanked those who had faith and confidence in his ability in response to media reports about him being disqualified for the blog.

Finance Minister Pichai Chunhavajira predicted to get an official email from the CoS in the next 1-2 time.

The government’s legal advisors refute information that they had declared him unfit for a position in the central banks.

The Council of State, the government’s legal adviser, on Wednesday denied media reports it had ruled Kittiratt Na-Ranong ineligible to assume the post of Bank of Thailand ( BoT ) board chairman.

Pakorn Nilprapunt, secretary-general of the Council, said it had but to make a choice on Mr Kittiratt’s skills, and the matter was expected to be raised for conversation after on Wednesday.

He acknowledged that the Fiscal Policy Office of the Finance Ministry had inquired about legal matters relating to a BoT committee chairman’s skills.

Mr Kittiratt, a former commerce secretary, was widely regarded as a leading candidate for the place to achieve Porametee Vimolsiri.

However, his election was being questioned according to his new role as an assistant to former prime minister Srettha Thavisin, which critics said may jeopardise the company’s freedom.

However, Lawaron Sangsanit, permanent director for funding, said he never gave a press interview saying Mr Kittiratt was determined to be unsuitable to carry the article.

Because Mr. Kittiratt previously served as Mr. Srettha’s adviser, he claimed the government had sought legal explanation and the Council’s opinion, and that it was understood that the position did not fall under the purview of the prime minister.

Mr. Lawaron claimed that the agency’s decision was to make sure the process for its member nomination was followed.

” We’re not certain about the requirements, so we decided to approach the Council, which will send a response to the Finance Ministry. We haven’t got the reply but”, he said.

According to a resource at the Finance Ministry, Mr. Kittiratt will not be eligible to serve as the chairman of the BoT board, and the ministry will need to select a new candidate if the Council decides the expert position is political.

But, the source said the delay in appointing the BoT committee chairman would not destroy labor at the BoT because the law says the deputy president, who is the BoT government, can do the president’s jobs in the meantime.

No matter what the outcome will be, Mr. Kittiratt wrote on Twitter on Tuesday, thanking those who had faith and confidence in his ability, following press reports that he was ineligible for the post.

Finance Minister Pichai Chunhavajira stated that he anticipated to get an official comment letter from the Council within the next 1-2 times.

Suvarnabhumi Airport has been distributing holiday cheer and amazing people by adding teddy bears to its bag say carousels, giving visitors a unique Christmas present.

According to airport officials, this celebratory event, which was organized by the airport, was intended to welcome passengers and make this holiday season memorable.

On Christmas Eve, Kittipong Kittikachorn, the carrier’s general manager, and Kittipol Ruayfuphan, assistant director for the Ministry of Transport, even participated in a surprise event for people arriving on Thai Airways trip TG 466 from Melbourne.

By decorating the SAT-1 tower and the principal customer switch with Christmas and New Year’s decorations, the airport enhanced the colorful atmosphere.

Additionally, people are encouraged to take part in a variety of activities for a chance to get unique presents.

From Christmas Eve through to today, live music performances are taking place at Concourse D in the International Departure Hall’s 4th floor ( East and West wings ).

The aircraft expressed its gratitude to all customers for a safe trip and hopes they begin the new year with a smile on their faces.

By adding teddy bears to its bag say carousels, Suvarnabhumi Airport has been spreading holiday cheer and unexpected travelers, giving visitors a unique Christmas present.

According to airport officials, this celebratory event, which was organized by the airport, was intended to pleasant passengers and provide a memorable holiday experience.

On Christmas Eve, Kittipong Kittikachorn, the carrier’s general manager, and Kittipol Ruayfuphan, assistant director for the Ministry of Transport, even participated in a surprise event for people arriving on Thai Airways trip TG 466 from Melbourne.

By decorating the SAT-1 tower and the principal customer switch with Christmas and New Year’s decorations, the airport enhanced the colorful atmosphere.

Additionally, people are encouraged to take part in a variety of activities for a chance to get unique presents.

From Christmas Eve through to today, live music performances are taking place at Concourse D in the International Departure Hall’s 4th floor ( East and West wings ).

The aircraft expressed its gratitude to all people who board for a safe trip and that they will greet the new year with a smile.

Officials are being advised to plan for the heavy rain that will be expected in southwestern Thailand on Friday and Saturday, according to Defense Minister Phumtham Wechayachai.

Sasikarn Watthanachan, assistant representative of the Prime Minister’s Office, said Mr Phumtham, who heads the Centre for Flood, Storm, and Landslide Relief, stressed the need for attention as a cold top is forecast to cause great storms in the South at the end of 2024.

Particular attention is being paid to the regions of Nakhon Si Thammarat, Chumphon, Surat Thani, and Phangnga, where it is anticipated that the rain will not be as heavy as past flood-related shells, with the forecast for Friday’s Hua Sai region in Nakhon Si Thammarat seeing snowfall exceeding 90 millimeters. From Dec 29 to 30, the weather is expected to move north to the regions of Songkhla, Phatthalung, Yala, Pattani and Narathiwat, before tapering off by first January.

In the meantime, the north and northeast regions will continue to experience morning fog and great weather.

The covered Tubtim Siam fruit orchard in Ban Saeng Wiman community in Nakhon Si Thammarat’s Pak Phanang region has been the subject of reports from the Royal Irrigation Department.

Up to four million square meters are being discharged every day using thirty-four pump and 17 water propellers. As of Wednesday, water degrees had dropped by 12cm from the past 24 hours, and the place is expected to remain dry quickly.

Additionally, the center urged local authorities to plan for possible salt intrusions and high seas from December 29 through January 8 in provinces like Samut Prakan, Bangkok, and Nakhon Pathom.

People of low-lying regions along the Chao Phraya and Tha Chin streams are advised to remain vigilant.

However, help is being distributed to flood-affected homes. The government has approved payment of 9, 000 ringgit per family to 169, 052 people, with allocation to conclude by Friday. Authorities want to make sure the aid procedure is open and effective.

Everyone in the partnership, according to the government minister, wants a four-year term that is perfect.

On Wednesday, Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra ruled out attempting to break the House and expressed her unease over why quite a rumor was actually making its way.

In truth, it was her father who first made the rumor public when he mentioned it on Tuesday while supporting the candidate for the Pheu Thai Party in the Chiang Mai municipal election.

” No one ( in the government ) has brought up the subject. I’m as confused as people as to how this thought came on”, Ms Paetongtarn told investigators. &nbsp,

Any talk of tearing down the House was true story, according to former top Thaksin Shinawatra, who is also the de facto leader of Pheu Thai.

Nevertheless, he did not say who initially floated the idea.

No party in the partnership government wants the House to become dissolved, according to Deputy Transport Minister Manaporn Charoensri.

” People elected us to serve the country to the best of our ability, and we will continue to do so.” We will serve out the ( remainder ) of our four-year term”, she said. &nbsp,

Additionally, investigators inquired about Ms. Paetongtarn’s plans to attend Thursday’s legislative session and respond to questions from the opposition.

She simply smiled and said:” Merry Christmas”.

The criticism earlier this month criticized the prime minister for not speaking to her when asked to speak with her. Ms. Paetongtarn claimed she was unable to go because she had been revealing the government’s accomplishments over the past 90 days.

Ms. Manaporn claimed that Ms. Paetongtarn must properly allocate her time to carry out her tasks.

The assistant secretary said particular issues, although directed to the prime minister, may be best answered by the relevant ministries. In such circumstances, the leading may designate someone to answer the question in the case.

” All officials are ready to answer concerns”, Ms Manaporn said.