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New Cabinet endorsed

The Nation

BANGKOK: -- His Majesty the King has issued a royal command to endorse the new Cabinet of Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra.

The command endorsed the appointments of 23 Cabinet members as proposed by Yingluck.

The 23 positions endorsed are:

1 Surapong Towichakchaikul became deputy prime minister while holding his current foreign minister positon.

2 Plodprasop Suraswadi became deputy prime minister.

3 Pongthep Thepkanchana became deputy prime minister.

4 Warathep Ratanakorn become PM's Office minister.

5 Sansanee Nakpong became PM's Office minister.

6 Yukol Limthong became agriculture minister.

7 Siriwat Kachornprasart became deputy agriculture minister.

8 Yutthapong Charassathien became deputy agriculture minister.

9 Chatchachart Sitthiphan became transport minister.

10 Prin Suwannathat became deputy transport minister.

11 Prasert Chanruangthong became deputy transport minister.

12 Pongsak Raktapongpaisarn became energy minister.

13 Natthawut Saikua became deputy commerce minister.

14 Jarupong Ruangsuwan became interior minister.

15 Chat Kuldilok became deputy interior minister.

16 Pracha Prasopdee became deputy interior minister.

17 Sonthayu Khunpluem became culture minister.

18 Worawat Ua-apinyakul became science minister.

19 Sermsak Pongpanit became deputy education minister.

20 Pradit Sinthwanarong became public health minister.

21 Chonlanan Srikaew became deputy public health minister.

22 Prasert Boonchaisuk became industry minister.

23 Thanis Thienthong became deputy industry minister.

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-- The Nation 2012-10-28

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I assume we get a more complete picture of the current cabinet line up tomorrow. I wonder who's missing. Also some Pheu Thai MPs becoming cabinet ministers before stepped down as MP, some did not.

Not replaced is Commerce Minister Boonsong which makes sense. His ministry is targeted in the upcoming censure debate. Had he been replaced now the PM might have to stand in and answer questions.

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I really did think people are promoted for their enhanced learning in their field of speciality/ies.

12 Pongsak Raktapongpaisarn became energy minister.

Ex-transport minister now. Aha! He knows what the big boom is. A fart from a motorcyle taxi!

God help the Nuclear blokes, who've been genuinely looking to create Thailand's own electricity production.

All Pongy-sack knows is about as much as a traffic cop saying don't scream, just relax, I won't charge you!

-mel :(

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How many deputy PM's are there now?

I think you'll find the correct terminological term for deputy P.M's is clones.

I think there are 6 now, 3 from the new and 3 from original. Certainly a very complex if not complicated structure.

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How many deputy PM's are there now?

I think you'll find the correct terminological term for deputy P.M's is clones.

I think there are 6 now, 3 from the new and 3 from original. Certainly a very complex if not complicated structure.

"I snap my fingers at at a foeman's taunts,

and so do his sisters, and his cousins, and his aunts !

His sisters and his cousins,

Whom he reckons up by dozens,

And his aunts !"

in Sir Joseph's song, from Gilbert-and-Sullivan's light-opera 'HMS Pinafore', seems perhaps appropriate ? rolleyes.gif

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I assume we get a more complete picture of the current cabinet line up tomorrow. I wonder who's missing. Also some Pheu Thai MPs becoming cabinet ministers before stepped down as MP, some did not.

Not replaced is Commerce Minister Boonsong which makes sense. His ministry is targeted in the upcoming censure debate. Had he been replaced now the PM might have to stand in and answer questions.

Indeed, they could only fit the names of the 23 new positions on one page of the paper. By the time the entire list is made up, it will need its own entire pull out supplement.

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