Special House session may be held to deliberate two election-related laws

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Thailand’s Deputy Prime Minister Wissanu Krea-ngam offered an assurance today (Monday) that the government is not dragging its feet over election-related organic bills and may open an extraordinary parliamentary session, probably in April, should the February timeline is not met, to allow the MPs to deliberate the bills for their second and final readings.

 

He explained that there is no need for the two bills, drafted by the Election Commission, to be approved by the cabinet, after they have been vetted by the Council of State, and they will be sent back to the Election Commission to conduct public hearings within 15 days.

 

After the completion of this process, the two bills will be ready for submission to parliament for deliberation.

 

Full Story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/special-house-session-may-be-held-to-deliberate-two-election-related-laws/

 

-- © Copyright Thai PBS 2022-01-24

 

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[baboon]

Yeah. Here we go again.

Eric Blair (Orwell) continues to spin in his grave. He warned us all but it went unheeded. Now look at the state of the world.

[hotchilli]

Not dragging it's heels.. yeah okay.