Published on January 4, 2024, at 17 :54.
Important LGBTQ community members will be asked to serve as advisers by a House committee looking into the marriage equality bill so they can offer their opinions.
Following the House’s approval of all four charges to alter the Civil and Commercial Code to permit same-sex marriages during their first checking on December 21, the committee convened for the first time on Wednesday.
To maintain gender equality and diversity throughout the nation, the charges seek to redefine legal terms.
39 Members and users of the legal business make up the panel. Seven people were chosen as representatives, and Danuporn Punnakanta, a Pheu Thai list-MP and former comedian, was chosen to serve as chair.
Rudklao Suwankiri, a lieutenant federal official, was chosen to speak on behalf of the committee.
According to Ms. Rudklao, the council intends to enlist the assistance of representatives from the offices of justice, financing, interior, sociable, and foreign affairs, as well as the Office of the Judiciary and the Council of State, to carry out its mission.
She continued by saying that celebrities and LGBTQ influencers will also be considered as board advisers by the committee.
They include the guests of TV shows like Kachapa” Mod Dam” Toncharoen and Vuthithorn” Woody” Milintachinda, event planner Sombat” Pa Tue” Tirasaroj, and proprietor of the After Yum cafe Kritkul” Bless” Chumkaew.
This time, the committee anticipates passing a bill into law, she said.
The agency’s lieutenant chair, Pheu Thai MP for Kanchanaburi Akkaranan Kankittinan, announced that the advisers may be chosen at a second meeting on Wednesday.
Celebrities and celebrities are anticipated to attend the meeting as well.
According to Mr. Akkaranan, the final version of the bill will be the first in story to include public input in an act process and it will mark the beginning of equality for LGBTQ members.
A member of the civil world named Chumaporn Taengkliang applauds the committee’s” good proceed” for attempting to include LGBTQ representatives attend meetings.
People who are waiting for justice across the country may find hope in the bill, she said.