PM Anutin Orders 18 Ministers to Prepare for No-Confidence Debate on December 7-11
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Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul has ordered 18 ministers to prioritise their schedules and clear their workloads in preparation for the no-confidence debate to be held between December 7 and 11. The Prime Minister confirmed that he himself will attend and listen to the entire debate.
Mr Anutin stated that the government will clarify every allegation raised by the opposition and will use evidence to support its responses. However, there are as yet no details on which issues the opposition will raise in the debate.
Beyond the debate, Mr Anutin has also ordered the continued crackdown on the network of Ben Smith, which is linked to a transnational money laundering case and the illegal holding of securities. The Prime Minister reiterated the principle of "closing names, holding behaviour", meaning that scrutiny will focus mainly on the actions of the individuals involved.
Both of these matters are key political and legal issues for Thailand in the latter part of this year. The public can follow the progress of the debate and the case through various media outlets while the parliamentary sessions are underway.
Sources: thestandard.co
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