Concerned about the issue, Anucha pointed out that the UDD did not send candidates to the Provincial Administrative Organization.

October 29, 2020 at 9:00 am at Wat Rakang Khositaram, Mr. Anucha Nakasai, Minister of the Prime Minister’s Office As General Secretary of the Palang Pracharat Party (UDD), interviewed in the event that the NCCC did not send a candidate to vote for the president of the Provincial Administrative Organization (PAO) this time that Because it is not yet clear Regarding deputies or political parties OR political officials prohibit participation in elections That normally, even when off duty, not can You can help with local elections Therefore, the NCCC Party has passed such a resolution. Without having to interfere with local politics. It is a matter of direct law. The position of the coalition government is still unknown. Different people will probably think. But the NCCC Party did not want to make legal mistakes. This is the main point. There are no other conflicts. On the part of the applicant confirmed that the pose previously had not yet been discussed. And there is no conclusion to this story. What the party has discussed Is related to the law and has been discussed at the cabinet level (Cabinet) by the Bhumjaithai Party (Pht.). He has sent a query letter to the Electoral Commission (Electoral Commission) for clarification. That has not yet appeared. But as you know, political parties tend not to participate in local elections.

The reporter asked if the Electoral Commission indicated that the policy could interfere with local elections. Will there be a review? Anucha said that depending on the context, let’s talk again. But now we have to decide to part ways first. To stop in the flow And what to say in the future when asked if there will be discussions with the coalition government, as well as. And don’t compete with each other. But the coalition government has yet to discuss it. And I have not yet thought that the need to be discussed Because it is local It would be a good idea for local administrations to manage themselves. Which should sometimes leave room for local people to do whatever they want.