Government asked to submit draft laws no later than end of year

By The Nation

 

The National Legislative Assembly has asked the government to send the last bill for it to deliberate no later than the end of this year, Deputy Prime Minister Wissanu Krea-ngam said on Saturday.

 

The NLA reasoned that if the government submits bills later, the chamber would have no time to deliberate them, Wissanu said.

 

The government has announced a tentative election date, saying it would be held on February 24 if everything proceeds in accordance with the election road map.

 

Although the new charter allows the next government to reaffirm pending bills for deliberation by the House, the NLA fears that there would be too many remaining if more bills are submitted to the chamber after December.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/politics/30355943

 

 

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"...The NLA reasoned that if the government submits bills later, the chamber would have no time to deliberate them, Wissanu said..."

 

 

Hilarious!

 

"No time to deliberate"? When the "NLA" approves everything the Junta desires by an approximate margin of 99%-1% (on the rare occasions when it is not unanimous), it is difficult to argue that there is any 'deliberation' going on. 

 

One must rather conclude that the members of the "NLA" don't want their sleep disturbed...

 

 

Comedy gold!

 

 

Edited October 6, 20187 yr by Samui Bodoh

3 hours ago, rooster59 said:

Although the new charter allows the next government to reaffirm pending bills for deliberation by the House, the NLA fears that there would be too many remaining if more bills are submitted to the chamber after December.

how long does it take to say "Nice bill. Pretty bill. Next bill."

6 hours ago, rooster59 said:

Although the new charter allows the next government to reaffirm pending bills for deliberation by the House, the NLA fears that there would be too many remaining if more bills are submitted to the chamber after December. 

TRANSLATION:

.... the junta fears that the next government might not agree with proposed junta laws.

7 hours ago, rooster59 said:

The NLA reasoned that if the government submits bills later, the chamber would have no time to deliberate them, Wissanu said