That's a brilliant idea. So there will be only one account to hack instead of three or more for each ministry to get all all information stored by the government.
In some advanced countries it is illegal for the owner or staff of a repair shop to copy information from a client's computer and pass it on to other people, and it is also illegal to pass the hard drive of a compter or the entire comuter to other people.
In some advanced countries it is illegal for courts to take into consideration evidence obtained by illgal means.
But not all countries are as great as the United States of America.
You've got that right.
The government had workgroups and committees trying to get the tourist tax incorporated into the ticket price but there was no way IATA could do it the way the tax was conceived.
Luckily, and this being Thailand surprisingly, they had the good sense not to go for collection of the tax individually and in cash in Thai currency from arriving foreign passengers subject to the tax.
The manner in which the PM announced the abandonment of this scheme is a face-saving way to bow out of it.
"SCAT Airlines, legally PLL SCAT Air Company, is a Kazakh civil airline...
Its name is the acronym of Special Cargo Air Transport."
Source: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/SCAT_Airlines
It's the principle that matters.
"It won't reduuce the number of tourists", a government official was quoted as saying. Let them get away with 300 Baht and before long, it will be increased, then increased again, and again, and again...