PM Prayut: Government agencies must work transparently

 

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BANGKOK, 9th February 2018 (NNT) – The Prime Minister, Gen. Prayut Chan-o-cha, has urged government agencies to operate with transparency, in a move to raise people's confidence and positive perception of the state sector. 

Gen. Prayut presided over a ceremony to present awards to government agencies with excellent financial practices. In this event, a total of 22 agencies received 24 awards. 

The Prime Minister congratulated the winners and called on all government agencies to be prepared and and adapt to social changes. He said the agencies have to respect the law and move together with a proper checks-and-balances mechanism. 

Regarding the Thai Niyom (Thai-ism) campaign, the Prime Minister said the projects in this campaign should focus on providing training courses and capability enhancement to low-income earners, which would require teams of government officials to learn more about villagers in areas across the country.

 

He said the projects would then drive forward local development, answering the needs of the local people.

 

-- nnt 2018-02-09

But the leader also has to work with transparency, but this guy does not know the meaning of transparency, as corruption is all he can see. lets see new handbag or shall he who rules prefers a watch

25 minutes ago, webfact said:

to learn more about villagers in areas across the country.

it isnt like a team of farang who had never been to thailand are the govt now; 

thais do not know thais ? the current bunch's friends, neighbors,relatives , this generation and the previous 2, originate non-urban; and the current bunch does not know ?

Which would require teams of government officials to stand over and spy on people in the poor villages, to make sure they cooperate with the new "thai ism" indoctrination. 

46 minutes ago, webfact said:

Gen. Prayut presided over a ceremony to present awards to government agencies with excellent financial practices. In this event, a total of 22 agencies received 24 awards. 

The PM gives himself yet another media opportunity and makes a big thing of 22 agencies receiving awards for excellent financial practices.

Does that imply the other 100,000+ government agencies (excluding local government agencies) were not worthy of such an award? 

 

I suspect that the word "transparent" has a different meaning in Thai?

 

Or that "transparency" is measured on an escalating scale: more transparency for red-shirts, less for others?

4 hours ago, webfact said:

Gen. Prayut Chan-o-cha, has urged government agencies to operate with transparency,

Just as transparant as you were when people asked where your huge capital came from?

Or as transparant as your DPM was when asked about where his watch collection came from?

5 hours ago, wakeupplease said:

But the leader also has to work with transparency, but this guy does not know the meaning of transparency, as corruption is all he can see. lets see new handbag or shall he who rules prefers a watch

 

True - transparency either applies to all or none. 

 

But as usual here, it's always do as we say, following our rules, which of course don't apply to us!

 

 

Conundrum how to get to frosty opaque with blinkers from total blackout with the current shining examples would be the place to start.

5 hours ago, webfact said:

Government agencies must work transparently

. . . transparently . . . is that clear? Just how this guy keeps a straight face is worthy of an Academy award. I wish he'd be 100% transparent on the subject of how much pre-planning went into the Coup. We all know he denied there was any planning . . . how transparently honest was he then, I wonder.

Blah, blah, blah - lie after lie, nonsense after nonsense, intelligence-insult after intelligence-insult, idiocy after idiocy, Cretin of Cretins - on and on it goes. 

 

As the English would say: 'Give it a break, mate! No one believes a bloody word or even syllable you say' (except one or two on Thaivisa Forum!).

5 hours ago, greenchair said:

Which would require teams of government officials to stand over and spy on people in the poor villages, to make sure they cooperate with the new "thai ism" indoctrination. 

The same indoctrination started in the 1930's

20 minutes ago, gunderhill said:

The same indoctrination started in the 1930's

Yes, turning back time, is going to take some time. 

 

just what is the definition of transparency? and why is it only worth urging on his agencies? 

You no unda-sa-tan....

This is Thai- transparency: see, what we want you to see!

 

PM Prayut: Government agencies must work transparently without article 44, but:

     

Article 44 can be a fast cure for critical problems that cannot be solved quickly.

"For those who are innocent, whether Thai or foreigner, there is nothing to be afraid of,"

 

     I've become native now. What should I do with it? 

Edited February 9, 20188 yr by jenny2017

7 hours ago, webfact said:

PM Prayut: Government agencies must work transparently

Don't do as I do, do as I say! 

People who live in glass houses ?

I assume he means the English definition  of TRANSPARANCY which is almost certain to be unavailable in Thailand . Thai transparency is as opaque as frosted glass, difficult to understand and often impenetrable. 

Prayut is the best stand-up comedian I've ever seen in my life.

The Prime Minister, Gen. Prayut Chan-o-cha, has urged government agencies to operate with transparency, in a move to raise people's confidence and positive perception of the state sector. 

 

So why not start with the DPM and the watches fiasco...............

like the transparency of watchgate, clear as mud.

Most of the people that work transparently here, do it with milk colored walls.

As much transparency as in a heated steam sauna can be possible.

Gen. Prayut Chan-o-cha, has urged government agencies to operate with transparency,

Thailand is my home and I am deeply concerned for its future but i feel this country is reaching a choking point ,,with endless bable from shamless old stuck politicans,corruption,,lawlessness , tourism, pollution, over pricing, education etc etc..it just seems out of control..and every step they make, they sink further into a quagmire of lies and cover ups.. masked with promises, photo opps and pie charts and thais smiling with ''thumbs up''.....memo to Thailand ''Get some help''.,you are broken

Edited February 10, 20188 yr by mok199
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5 hours ago, steven100 said:

Gen. Prayut Chan-o-cha, has urged government agencies to operate with transparency,

 

But, apparently that transparency does not extend to the office of the PM or the NACC.

 

"Doubts over NACC probe of Prawit’s watch scandal"

http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/politics/30333435

 

Edited February 10, 20188 yr by brucec64

On 2/9/2018 at 8:13 AM, webfact said:

The Prime Minister ... said the agencies have to respect the law and move together with a proper checks-and-balances mechanism. 

It starts at the top, Mr. P.M. - or close to the top. 

On 09/02/2018 at 7:13 AM, Ossy said:

. . . transparently . . . is that clear? Just how this guy keeps a straight face is worthy of an Academy award. I wish he'd be 100% transparent on the subject of how much pre-planning went into the Coup. We all know he denied there was any planning . . . how transparently honest was he then, I wonder.

Afternoon Ossy

top post that .. ? .. 

Edited February 17, 20188 yr by Justgrazing
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