PM Anutin Informs House Speaker Government Ready for No-Confidence Debate from December 6
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Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul informed the Speaker of the House of Representatives that the Cabinet is ready to open a no-confidence debate starting on December 6 onward. The notification gives the debate proposed by the opposition a clearer timeline.
However, it has not yet been determined how many days the debate will take. This matter will be the responsibility of the coordinating committee among political parties, or the whips, from three sides, consisting of the government whip, the opposition whip, and the independent whip, who must consult together to finalise the timeframe for the debate.
A no-confidence debate is a mechanism under the constitution that allows members of the House of Representatives to question the performance of the government and ministers. Once the debate begins, the public can follow the information and voting results through the mass media and the parliament's website. Meanwhile, reporters will continuously report on the progress of the discussions on the timeframe.
Sources: thestandard.co
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