PM to launch policy ‘whirlwind’

‘ Quick results ‘ Wallet scheme

Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, centre, and cabinet ministers at Government House last Saturday. (Photo: Nutthawat Wichieanbut)
Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, center, and government officials at Government House next Saturday. ( Photo: Nutthawat Wichieanbut )

Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra expressed assurance that the president’s plan, which will be announced before Parliament on Thursday, does act as a storm to help accelerate the business.

On Thursday and Friday, the prime minister will give an outline of the policy speech in Parliament. The government must make its speech public before beginning its work, as required by the constitution. She said she will offer a comprehensive overview of government policy, while cabinet ministers will detail the procedures under her control.

After the plan speech, the online budget program will be evident. The financing minister did explain facts, while I will give an overall picture, said Ms. Paetongtarn. The modern wallet program’s goal is to boost the business. If a similar stimulus is still insufficient, she said,” We are ready to restructure the economy to become a digital one.”

” The modern bag is not the only plan. Additionally, there are a number of different financial signal initiatives. But this is the principal one to produce speedy outcomes,” she said. She downplayed criticism of the plan to separate the 10-millennium pay into two tranches under the handout plan.

People can wait for a while to install the electric pocket system, so we need to make adjustments to make sure they receive the funds as quickly as possible, she said. The installment payments will be made. Payments in tranches, along with other financial stimulus measures, will help boost the economy,” she said.

Starting September 20, the federal says 145 billion baht in cash will be given to people who need state security cards and are vulnerable. If the digital wallet system is n’t finished in time, those who have already signed up through the Tang Rat program will get 5, 000 baht by the end of the year. The remaining portion of the payment will be made in online forex starting in 2017.

The system is the basis of the administration’s plan to start Southeast Asia’s second-largest economy, which grew 2.3 % in the second quarter. Due to the judge’s elimination of Srettha Thavisin as prime minister, a change of government next month caused confusion as to when the promised stimulus measures will begin. Mr Srettha’s leader, Ms Paetongtarn, said last week that part of the flyer will now be given in dollars.

The electric pocket handout plan will be presented to the government for authorization on September 17th, according to Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Phumtham Wechayachai. According to the president’s latest revised characters, the 450 billion baht for the handout plan may be sourced from the expenses for fiscal times 2024 and 2025. Around 140 billion ringgit did come from the governmental time 2024– with about 23 billion baht coming from 2024’s core budget and 122 billion baht from 2024’s more budget.

Parliament has approved a secondary bill that seeks to increase the budget for the current fiscal time by 122 billion ringgit to partially finance the system. Also, about 187 billion ringgit of that 450 billion baht may come from the 2025 core budget. The 450 billion bass system is also about 117 billion bass brief, that is.

Wanwichit Boonprong, a political science professor at Rangsit University, told the Bangkok Post the Paetongarn administration’s policy is nothing novel as it continues what the Srettha leadership was doing. He claimed that former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra’s procedures reportedly influenced them at a nearby forum last month.

Some federal laws, such as the construction of a casino, were not included in the government’s election commitments, according to Olarn Thinbangtieo, a professor in political science at Burapha University in Chon Buri state. Some policies are similar to those put forth by Thaksin at the conference, which suggests that the state may have been influenced by Thaksin, according to Mr. Olarn.