Government ready to follow Constitution Court ruling on Bt2 trillion loan bill: PM

[webfact]

Government ready to follow Constitution Court ruling on Bt2 trillion loan bill: PM
By Digital Content



KHON KAEN, March 13 - Caretaker Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra said on Thursday that she is ready to follow the Constitution Court's ruling on the Bt2 trillion infrastructure development projects, as the anti-government movement demanded that she take personal responsibility for the case.

Ms Yingluck responded after the Constitutional Court yesterday ruled unanimously that her government's Bt2 trillion loan bill is unconstitutional, reasoning that the whole drafting process at its core is unlawful.

The judges also ruled 6:2 that the bill is unlawful because some lawmakers voted on behalf of others who were absent from the parliamentary session.

The caretaker premier said she is ready to follow the court's decision but will have to look through the details of the ruling. Caretaker Deputy Premier Pongthep Thepkanchana and caretaker Minister to the Prime Minister's Office Varathep Rattanakorn will oversee the legal matters before informing the public of the government's next move.

"The government urges sympathy from all parties as it has good intentions to work and does not want to see any exploitation of law or organisations for political gain," said the caretaker premier.

Following the move of the opposition Democrat Party to impeach the cabinet, Ms Yingluck said society will not be peaceful if the Democrats still use the law to attack the opposite side every day.

Meanwhile, the People's Democratic Reform Committee (PDRC) urged the caretaker premier to take responsibility following the court's ruling by resigning from her post.

PDRC spokesman Akanat Promphan said that Ms Yingluck's resignation will push the country to move forward, adding that leaders of other countries usually resign from their post to when financial-related law fails to gain approval. (MCOT online news)


-- TNA 2014-03-13

[h90]

That is sooo kind that she intends to follow the court.....

[siampolee]

Following the move of the opposition Democrat Party to impeach the cabinet, Ms Yingluck said society will not be peaceful if the Democrats still use the law to attack the opposite side every day.

She is on the ropes and no matter what her script tells her to say the legal system has made its judgement .Regarding the comments from her or in truth her puppet master concerning other parties going to law should not this creature ask why her fellow puppet company members wish to consult the law and use the current legal process for their own ends.

[uty6543]

"Following the move of the opposition Democrat Party to impeach the cabinet, Ms Yingluck said society will not be peaceful if the Democrats still use the law to attack the opposite side every day."

If she obey the law the Democrats would not be able to attack her with the law every day.

[JRSoul]

so PTP are guilty, but the charges were politically motivated?

What's next, "Everybody does it, why pick on us?"

Edited March 13, 2014 by JRSoul

[MGP]

"Following the move of the opposition Democrat Party to impeach the cabinet, Ms Yingluck said society will not be peaceful if the Democrats still use the law to attack the opposite side every day."

If she obey the law the Democrats would not be able to attack her with the law every day.

I was just going to say exactly the same

If she doesn't break the law, she would not be attacked for breaking the law.

Oh! but she comes from election!

Edited March 13, 2014 by MGP

[Crushdepth]

She's willing to follow the court ruling? That's very magnanimous coming from someone who has no choice.

Sent from my Nexus 7 using Thaivisa Connect Thailand mobile app

[MunterHunter]

Guilty and she knows it... complaining her opposition is using the law against her is just laughable...

[siampolee]

Well of course we all also or rather Yingluck should understand ''that one only gets punished for being caught.'' Or sadly in her case being a patsy for her odious brother.

[Tatsujin]

"The government urges sympathy from all parties as it has good intentions to work skim off as much money from the public coffers as we possibly can and does not want to see any exploitation of law or organisations for political gain except where it benefits ourselves," said the caretaker premier.

[StealthEnergiser]

Not long now Yingluck you have many serious legal hurdles to get through to try and avoid jail hard to feel sorry for you and your party as to many people have been hurt with your push everyone aside tactics.

[jollyman]

good luck yingluck its all the yellas and power against democracy

[aimbc]

I wonder what is the odds in Las Vegas for whether YS will flee the country or not.

[uty6543]

"Following the move of the opposition Democrat Party to impeach the cabinet, Ms Yingluck said society will not be peaceful if the Democrats still use the law to attack the opposite side every day."

If she obey the law the Democrats would not be able to attack her with the law every day.

I was just going to say exactly the same

If she doesn't break the law, she would not be attacked for breaking the law.

Oh! but she comes from election!

Its just so obviously simple that even young children know that if they break the rules they are going to be in trouble and its the same for adults even more so.

[Bangmod]

Following the move of the opposition Democrat Party to impeach the cabinet, Ms Yingluck said society will not be peaceful if the Democrats still use the law to attack the opposite side every day.

Herself and her brother are bringing cases against others as many times as a baby needs to be cleaned per day, and she claims the Dems are using the law to attack her everyday.

Isn't that why there are Laws????

Has she just had a sip of Chalerm's ear drops????

[h90]

so PTP are guilty, but the charges were politically motivated?

What's next, "Everybody does it, why pick on us?"

Yes soon it will come...but Suthep is also corrupt.....this always comes as excuse when the Shinawatras did something corrupt.

[pmugghc]

"Following the move of the opposition Democrat Party to impeach the cabinet, Ms Yingluck said society will not be peaceful if the Democrats still use the law to attack the opposite side every day."

If she obey the law the Democrats would not be able to attack her with the law every day.

But...but...but they won the election! They can do what they want.

Sent from my Nexus 7 using Thaivisa Connect Thailand mobile app

[Scamper]

" PDRC spokesman Akanat Promphan said that Ms Yingluck's resignation will push the country to move forward, adding that leaders of other countries usually resign from their post to when financial-related law fails to gain approval. "

This is actually true, and the truth of the matter is that Yingluck and Pheu Thai know that they are in a vulnerable position here. They know that based upon the court's ruling that the bill was unconstitutional, that impeachments proceeding could follow. It is something Pheu Thai would do at the drop of a hat if the situation were reversed. And yet, such an action would be entirely justified.

[PepperMe]

good luck yingluck its all the yellas and power against democracy

Democracy?.... where??

Yingluck and her entire cabinet are in the dock on several fronts which are ALL linked to breeches of democracy.

Yrs, we 'yellas' HATE democracy, when it is this style of democracy.

Dictatorship would even be a better than this pathetic system of what you lot call 'democracy'...... now give it a rest, do some reading on the true principles of democracy.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democracy

Come back when you have read it. Then try to explain your comment.

[Crushdepth]

I'd be packing my bags if I were here, and booking a ticket (probably not to Dubai though, what a dump).

[Baerboxer]

She's willing to follow the court ruling? That's very magnanimous coming from someone who has no choice.

Sent from my Nexus 7 using Thaivisa Connect Thailand mobile app

Be careful. She has a track record of saying things that don't happen. Vows to make payments, says the Amnesty Bill won't return, etc etc etc.

There is already a "but" in her statement. PTP have to study the verdict - just in case there is some way they can spin this and weasel out of it. They ain't gonna give up the chance of getting their hands on 2.2 trillion baht so easily.

Easy to see why the Amnesty Bill was so important to them - all the cheating and lies simply rubbed clean and a very big pot of money to do with as they pleased.

There brainwashed red shirt faithful will claim it's all part of the judicial conspiracy against the popular people's party. They really believe that PTP are honest - poor souls.

[gabruce]

Why not just promise to follow the rules and do things legally in the future instead of trying to cheat?

It's easy.

[SICHONSTEVE]

Guilty and she knows it... complaining her opposition is using the law against her is just laughable...

Isn't the opposition supposed to attack the incumbents, to keep them in check???

[SICHONSTEVE]

Guilty and she knows it... complaining her opposition is using the law against her is just laughable...

Isn't that the duty of the opposition?

[dukebowling]

She is in a difficult position to follow the a court that rules unconstitutionally.

Will logic ever arrive in Thailand?