Pheu Thai Party Affirms Unified Stance, Confident Ministers Can Clarify Censure Debate
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Mr. Julapun affirmed that the Pheu Thai Party speaks with a unified voice, and that party members will not break ranks during the no-confidence debate against the government, commonly known as the censure debate, in which the opposition questions and criticizes the government's performance in the House of Representatives.
Mr. Julapun is confident that the Cabinet can clarify all of the opposition's questions. He believes that each minister has a good grasp of information and understanding of their own work, and is therefore ready to answer questions during this debate.
In addition, Mr. Julapun also mentioned the recruitment of other political parties to join the government, stating that this matter falls under the authority of the Prime Minister, who plays the main role in forming and administering the government.
However, issues related to this debate remain to be followed closely, as the outcome of the debate and the vote will clearly show the stability of the government in the House. The public can follow further news from credible media outlets.
Sources: thestandard.co
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