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September 26 20 – Mr. Theppai Senpong, MP Nakhon Si Thammarat Democratic party Pending Deputies by order of the Constitutional Court Mentioning the last joint parliamentary meeting that as a member of the deputies, but did not attend parliament He was concerned about the political situation that He passed. After the parliament passed a resolution to establish a committee to study the constitutional amendment before voting on the principles on the first agenda. Seen as buying time for constitutional amendments AND to feed the mafia The movement now calls for a constitutional amendment which presented this matter to government authorities which must indicate that at least 84 members of the Senate will vote on the beginning of an agenda. To facilitate the hot dough assembly situation But when the situation happened so far I felt worried about the political situation That will happen during the month of October. What could be a political movement Leading to the crisis of the country
Mr. Thepthai said that when this commission was created. With a 30-day work period, completion is likely to be expedited. And open an extraordinary session of the National Assembly Vote the beginning of the first order of business as soon as possible. To unblock AND relax the political climate I confirm the guidelines for the constitutional amendment of the Democratic Party. And the draft amendment to the constitution of the coalition government, which will amend Section 256 and establish a Constituent Assembly (Sen. Ror), should be encouraged to pass. But for the other 5 submissions It is the discretion of each member of parliament to consider and decide on their own.
“Ask all parties to support the draft amendment to article 256 of the Constitution and the establishment of Deputies of the coalition government and opposition parties With the same principles That must be supported by all sectors Both members of the opposition government, senators And if the coalition government’s motion falls, it will inevitably affect the political stability of the government, ”said Thep Tai.
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