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PM promises to name new finance minister in October

By THE NATION

 

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Prayut Chan-o-cha

 

Prayut Chan-o-cha said on Thursday (September 17) that he has allocated time next month to consider candidates for the finance minister's post.

 

When asked if the candidates named in media recently had been chosen by him, the premier asked if he had not told the press earlier that all contenders were selected by him.

 

Prayut said all the contenders were capable people and that a new minister will be named once he makes a decision and if they are willing to take the job.

 

Finance permanent secretary Prasong Poontaneat is believed to be one of the leading candidates. He was apparently added to the list because he has experience in politics and also because the premier likes his style of working.

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30394704

 

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Poisoned chalice if ever there was one!

 

Looks like it will take a couple of weeks to find somebody stupid enough to do it, not ordinarily a problem but then again this is an absolutely ginockapod no win role, maybe it needs brown envelopes sent from general Pinocchio for a change...

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16 hours ago, YetAnother said:

This October ? No matter ,this guy has quite the habit of breaking his promises

I suspect (no proof) the last guy (from K Bank) was warned off and quickly resigned.

 

So is there a powerful 'force' afoot to ensure the right politically coloured man (or lady) gets the job? 

 

 

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So worried about the anti-government protests yet can't do his own job (that he appointed himself to) and get a new Finance Minister.

At least do something useful in this time and get the "Boss" / Justice ordeal cleaned up by putting the rightful people convicted.

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1 minute ago, Happyman567 said:

It is going to take one mighty man to balance the books in Thailand. The trough might be dry

If dry it will be easy.  Choo Choo: How much we gots in the coffers  FM: Zero baht, but we will have the Zero Dollar tours restarting soon.  Choo Choo: Coolio, looks like a new pair of Ray Bans and a new Richard Mile for my fat little buddy is on the horizon.

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19 hours ago, webfact said:

Prayut said all the contenders were capable people

 

Yes, we know. They are all capable people.

 

Just like sleepy Eddie Wristwatch.

 

In other countries he would be accompanied on a permanent base so he does not get lost.

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3 hours ago, HaoleBoy said:

So worried about the anti-government protests yet can't do his own job (that he appointed himself to) and get a new Finance Minister.

At least do something useful in this time and get the "Boss" / Justice ordeal cleaned up by putting the rightful people convicted.

Sure, but somehow I suspect it's not that easy.

 

Already it seems there's around 20 senior cops involved. Corruption has tentacles spreading everywhere, so what's the total number of senior and other cops and politicians and bureaucrats involved? Hundreds?

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