Full resolutions The Constitutional Court unanimously resolved the case of the royal residence “Big Tu” (clip)



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Constitutional Court publishes the complete sentence Unanimous Ministry “Gen. Prayut Chan-o-cha ”never ends, does not seriously violate ethical standards.

On December 2, 2020, the Constitutional Court published a decision document. After the consultation meeting, an important and interesting aspect is that the President of the House of Representatives sends a request to the Constitutional Court to decide in accordance with article 170, third paragraph of the Constitution, together with article 82, that the Minister General Prayut Chan-o-cha, Prime Minister and Minister of Defense Is it terminated individually under Section 170 paragraph one (4) together with Section 160 (5) and Section 170 paragraph one (5) together with Section 186 paragraph one and Section 184 paragraph one (3)? (Consideration No. 8/2563)

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55 members of the House of Representatives petitioned the petitioner to submit a petition to the Constitutional Court for consideration of the constitution. By stating that the defendant used a house in the 1st Infantry Regiment, Royal Palace, Rajawanop What is the residence of the military service Is the residence of the defendant and his family. Without paying rent Electric current AND water supply for military service. Therefore, it is a residence without legal rights. It acts as a conflict of interest. It is also an act that violates or does not comply with ethical standards in accordance with ethical standards. As a result of the termination of the position of minister of the individual defendant under article 170 paragraph one (4) and (5), the petitioner submitted a request to the Constitutional Court to resolve in accordance with article 170 paragraph third, together with article 82.

The results of the Constitutional Court’s consideration determined that the respondent’s residence is changed to a hospice. In accordance with Army Regulations, residing at the Army Hospice in 2005, a former senior Army commander who has served in the Army and in the nation has served as former senior Army commander. The army commander has arrived. Eligible to stay in the Royal Thai Army Hospice AND the Army may consider a suitability to support the water and electricity supply budget. As well as other expenses That is necessary for the residence as necessary and suitable for use. When the defendant used to be the Army commander, he has the right to stay in the Army hospice and has the right to receive support for the supply of electricity and water in accordance with the above rules. Even a civil prime minister has no right to stay in that hospice. Furthermore, granting such rights to persons with the qualifications provided for in the regulations is a normal activity. It is the right of a person to hold the position of former superior commander of the Army.

Therefore, it was unanimous that Minister of General Prayut Chan-o-cha, Prime Minister and Minister of Defense does not end individually under Section 170 paragraph one (4) along with Section 160 (5) and Section 170 paragraph one (5 ) along with Section 186 paragraph one and Section 184 paragraph one (3) and the defendant does not engage in behavior in violation of or does not adhere to serious ethical standards in any way..

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