On Monday and Tuesday, when state policies are being discussed in parliament, the criticism may grill the government about them. The flagship 10, 000-baht digital wallet scheme is expected to receive a lot of criticism.
The Move Forward Party( MFP ), the Democrat Party, the Thai Sang Thai( TST ), and the Fair Party made up the opposition, which was sharpening its knives as it discussed issues that would be examined by the government.
The foe will cover a wide range of topics, including human rights and international relations, and concentrate on policies that it claims are disappointing, such as the digital wallet scheme and the proposal for an electronic train rate that is 20 baht flat.
Pakornwut Udompipatsakul, the MFP’s punch, declared that the party would hit the government for clarification on how it intends to implement its campaign promises.
The MFP MP added that it is perplexing how the state is attempting to build blockchain technology to manage the digital budget plan in the hope it will lead the economy, highlighting the country’s lack of technological understanding.
He added that the government is misinformed to believe that technological advancement and economic revitalization are simultaneous processes and said the program needed to be carried out with the appropriate tools.
Mr. Pakornwut claimed that the government was lacking specifics, such as how to implement the 20-baht level for electric trains, a higher minimum wage, and government transformation.
The Pheu Thai Party, which is currently in power, has consistently stated that it supports sure amendments to the constitution. The statement that will be presented to congress on Monday, he said, contains no mention of the proposed modifications.
He said,” This doesn’t bode well for the amendment effort.”
Sirikanya Tansakul, the deputy chief of the MFP, previously stated that the group’s MPs had practiced for the debate and that it had trained 30 of them to discuss a variety of topics.
The deputy head of the Democratic Party, Ong-Art Klampaiboon, criticized the government’s policies as” rudderless” on Sunday, saying that several of them were not included in the state laws that would be announced.
Kannawee Suebsang, a secretary-general and list-member for the Fair Party, announced that his party would devote 20 minutes of the 14 time allotted to the opposition. Mr. Kannawee is the only MP in the party.
The Fair Party will concentrate on issues like harmony in the far South, foreign relations, human rights, and the idea of replacing provincial rulers with CEO-style ones.
Regarding politics, peace, and human rights, Mr. Kannawee stated that the affirmation condenses three important topics into a single paragraph. ” It makes us wonder why the government is ignoring the significance of such problems.”
The condition policy attention won’t turn into a no-confidence program, according to TST secretary-general Thakorn Tanthasit, who is leading five another group MPs in the conversation.
The party wants to make recommendations for making plans like the 10,000-baht digital wallet structure more workable.
Despite being in the opposition, TST chief Khunying Sudarat Keyurapan has stated that the party is not required to rebuff any government initiatives.
In fact, the party is getting ready to back the government’s plans for the public welfare, digital wallet program, and contract article.