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PM Yingluck turns down rumors of upcoming Cabinet reshuffle

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BANGKOK, 13 March 2013 (NNT) – The Prime Minister has turned down rumors, which suggested another round of Cabinet reshuffle is now on the horizon.

PM Yingluck Shinawatra said on Tuesday that there is no plan for a Cabinet shake-up being considered at the moment while promising to keep the public informed of such development when a decision is made.

The PM stated that any change to the Cabinet line-up requires thorough and careful consideration before a conclusion can be drawn.

When asked about the government’s pushing for amnesty law, Ms. Yingluck said the issue is the responsibility of the Legislative Branch and the chief whips of the government, the opposition and the Senate have already been asked to discuss the details of this widely-watched law.

The Premier also rejected claims that she has been pressured by former PM Thaksin Shinawatra for a speedy passing of the draft National Reconciliation Bill.

She asserted that reconciliation in a country requires more discussion and exchange of ideas among all related parties in order to identify the best and violence-free way out of the years-long conflicts, for the good of Thailand and its people.

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The PM stated that any change to the Cabinet line-up requires thorough and careful consideration before a conclusion can be drawn.

Such as want to buy a lion, tiger or elephant steak, 1,000 boats, Khun Plodpropeller?

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The PM stated that any change to the Cabinet line-up requires thorough and careful consideration before a conclusion can be drawn.

Such as want to buy a lion, tiger or elephant steak, 1,000 boats, Khun Plodpropeller?

and it also needs a Skype call from Dubai

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If this government ever gets around to presenting its accomplishments for the first year in power, its going to be via 3rd hand or more info. The PM has, not been in attendence enough to know her way to the head, much less what her cabinet members say or have done/agreed to.

About the only way for the cabinet to become more tragic is to shuffle them to another new position, from which they can find another purse string.

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Would appointing Jatuporn to a cabinet post be enough to keep him out of jail?

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No, only MP's and Senators enjoy parliamentary immunity.

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Although some Pheu Thai MPs gave up their MP position when they joined the cabinet to allow other party list members to move up and get to be MP, I don't think our Dept. Minister of Agriculture k. Nattawut did that. With the backlog of cases against him and the frequent cabinet reshuffles who can blame him ermm.gif

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6 months is long enough for ministers (even the brain dead PTP offerings) to begin to understand what their ministry does, though some may take much longer. Whenever that occurs, it is essential that they are removed, or their portfolio changed, before they think they are competent enough to make suggestions.

PTP policy is dictated from Dubai. The Thai cabinet is the glass fronted type, for display purposes only.

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6 months is long enough for ministers (even the brain dead PTP offerings) to begin to understand what their ministry does, though some may take much longer. Whenever that occurs, it is essential that they are removed, or their portfolio changed, before they think they are competent enough to make suggestions.

PTP policy is dictated from Dubai. The Thai cabinet is the glass fronted type, for display purposes only.

Trust me, the think they are competent enough to make decisions right from the get go....

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Please please please get rid of Chalerm....

Couldn't agree more and just how does this idiot survive ? If we go back prior to the general election he was supposedly rebuked by Thaksin on several occasions for spitting the dummy, threatening to set up his own party and the infamous speech in parliament when he said that if ever he was to be PM there were a lot of people in the house who had better watch their backs. Other than loyalty to Thaksin and maybe cronyism he brings nothing to the table than a big mouth and a red face, he is a total embarrassment. Thai politics ?

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Please please please get rid of Chalerm....

Couldn't agree more and just how does this idiot survive ? If we go back prior to the general election he was supposedly rebuked by Thaksin on several occasions for spitting the dummy, threatening to set up his own party and the infamous speech in parliament when he said that if ever he was to be PM there were a lot of people in the house who had better watch their backs. Other than loyalty to Thaksin and maybe cronyism he brings nothing to the table than a big mouth and a red face, he is a total embarrassment. Thai politics ?

He's Thaksin's cheif head kicker. That is his value add.

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Please please please get rid of Chalerm....

Before it becomes blatantly obvious that he sees himself as a future PM? In his current position he has all the information to dish the dirt on any rival. J Edgar Hoover' machinations come to mind.

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Wow, just keep re-shuffling until we get it right.. It's like a poker game.. keep re-shuffling until your paid shill gets the right cards. These Thai politicians remind me of a bunch of kids out in the school yard.. "your it, no your it, no your it, i'm not it, your it."

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What a circus one day she claims she is not the puppet. The next day her big brother moves in and says he is the power and the voice. The next day Yingluck says there will be no cabinet reshuffle.

Then she proceeds to say

"The PM stated that any change to the Cabinet line-up requires thorough
and careful consideration before a conclusion can be drawn."

When did they change there method of choosing cabinet ministers?

Any chance of her telling her brother he is not the Prime Minister in any way what so ever and his services will no longer be needed. cheesy.gifcheesy.gifcheesy.gifcheesy.gifcheesy.gifcheesy.gifcheesy.gifcheesy.gif

I will take that as a no

To do it she would need some things that are round.coffee1.gif

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Selection criteria: knowledge, potential, capabilities, suitability

I guess the four or five reshuffles simple mean that our PM didn't get it quiet right first time and just keeps improving till her cabinet really only has the right people.

PS what are the entitlementsrelated to having served even a single day in a cabinet position? Any effect on state pension, or other possible benefits? Note, I'm only asking about the official point of view here, not what 'contacts' might be worth

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