House of Representatives concludes public hearing on Thai PBS Bill; 77% of feedback opposes the draft
The Secretariat of the House of Representatives has officially concluded the public hearing process regarding the draft Thai Public Broadcasting Service (Thai PBS) Act. This process was conducted to allow the public to participate and express their opinions on the proposed legislation.
Data collection revealed a high volume of participation, with survey results indicating that 77% of the feedback expressed opposition to the draft bill. This figure reflects significant concerns or objections from stakeholders and members of the public who have been closely following the issue.
Regarding the next steps, the Secretary-General of the House of Representatives clarified that officials will thoroughly compile and analyze all received feedback to prepare a summary report in accordance with legal procedures.
This summary report will be used to support the deliberations of the committee and relevant agencies, ensuring that the content of the draft bill is refined to be as appropriate and aligned with societal needs as possible before it moves to the next stage of the legislative process.
Interested members of the public can follow further updates through the official communication channels of the National Assembly to stay informed about the direction and details of the amendments to this draft law.