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New ministers 'should give up other posts'
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BANGKOK: -- Some people appointed to the Prayuth Cabinet, despite already having full-time jobs, have been urged to consider giving up some of their other positions to ensure they carry out their duty efficiently.

Ruangkrai Leekijwattana, a legal official for the Pheu Thai Party said he suspected members of the Prayuth Cabinet, including PM Prayuth Chan-ocha, have multiple roles and responsibilities that may overlap or conflict with one another.

He said although the interim charter allowed Prayuth to continue as National Council for Peace and Order chief even though he has assumed the premier's post, the general should uphold the principle of separation of power.

Mahidol University Research Centre for Peace director Gothom Arya said some ministers may have their hands full, such as Health Minister Dr Rajata Rajatanavin, because he also works full time as Mahidol University rector.

The Council of University Presidents of Thailand (CUPT) had also assigned the Mahidol University rector to conduct research on how to reform the country's education system.

Gothom said he was not worried that the reform work of the university would be adversely affected because Rajata only assigned researchers to carry out the research, but he was concerned about the university's work since the rector post is a full-time job.

PM's Office permanent secretary ML Panadda Diskul said he could and was willing to handle two jobs at the same time.

However, he has resigned as vice chairman of MCOT after being royally endorsed as a Prime Minister's Office Minister.

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/politics/New-ministers-should-give-up-other-posts-30242303.html

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-- The Nation 2014-09-02

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New Thai ministers 'should give up other posts'

Reaction from the new Transport Minister: My other job is making deliveries for Pizza 1112, and there is no conflict at all. In fact, that job complements my cabinet post, as I can inspect the streets of Bangkok at the same time!

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they don't even do in a "democratic" country (i refer to thailand, before the coup, not to our western countries), so why would they do it in a military based junta ?

people in the west, little people, working for companies, it will be the company that will forbid you to do any other activity and the tax governement will bleed you if you do anyway, almost working for peanuts as the two incomes are put together and you end up paying even more taxes ...

but for politicians, CEO's and other big shots, no problem to be on the board of directors of so many company's , cashing in, as if they did not were already seriously overpaid for their attendance ...

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The great supreme leader prime minister general Prayuth is a man of multiple talent. It will under untilise if he holds fewer post. On the contrary, he should hold more.

Well this what " great most supremo, superlicious expealadocious guyholds now;

1. Chairman of the National Council for Peace and Order since the coup on 22nd May 2014
2. Thai Army Commander since 1st October 2010
3. President of the Board of Investment
4. President of the State and Private Enterprise Co-operation Committee for Economic Solutions since 17th June 2014, appointed by the NCPO
5. Chair of the National Energy Policy Committee since 9th June 2014, appointed by the NCPO
6. President of the State Enterprises Policy Commission since 26th of June 2014, appointed by the NCPO
7. Chair of Special Economic Zone Development Committee, appointed by the NCPO
8. Chair of the Advisory Board of the National Public Transportation for Peace and Order since 30th July 2014, appointed by the NCPO
9. Chair of the Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) Promotion Committee since 12th June 2014, appointed by the NCPO
10. Chair of the National Environment Board since 10th July 2014, appointed by NCPO
11. Chair of the Channel 5 (Thai Army Channel) Executive Board
12. Chair of the National Police Policy Committee
13. Chair of the Army United Football Club
14. Chair of the Board of Directors of Lumpinee Thai Boxing Stadium
15. Prime Minister of Thailand
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The great supreme leader prime minister general Prayuth is a man of multiple talent. It will under untilise if he holds fewer post. On the contrary, he should hold more.

Someone once said that Thais don't do sarcasm too well.

Well, congratulations Suriya. clap2.gif Brilliant. thumbsup.gif

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The great supreme leader prime minister general Prayuth is a man of multiple talent. It will under untilise if he holds fewer post. On the contrary, he should hold more.

Well this what " great most supremo, superlicious expealadocious guyholds now;

1. Chairman of the National Council for Peace and Order since the coup on 22nd May 2014
2. Thai Army Commander since 1st October 2010
3. President of the Board of Investment
4. President of the State and Private Enterprise Co-operation Committee for Economic Solutions since 17th June 2014, appointed by the NCPO
5. Chair of the National Energy Policy Committee since 9th June 2014, appointed by the NCPO
6. President of the State Enterprises Policy Commission since 26th of June 2014, appointed by the NCPO
7. Chair of Special Economic Zone Development Committee, appointed by the NCPO
8. Chair of the Advisory Board of the National Public Transportation for Peace and Order since 30th July 2014, appointed by the NCPO
9. Chair of the Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) Promotion Committee since 12th June 2014, appointed by the NCPO
10. Chair of the National Environment Board since 10th July 2014, appointed by NCPO
11. Chair of the Channel 5 (Thai Army Channel) Executive Board
12. Chair of the National Police Policy Committee
13. Chair of the Army United Football Club
14. Chair of the Board of Directors of Lumpinee Thai Boxing Stadium
15. Prime Minister of Thailand

And three more chairs for the Prime Minister. Hip hip hooray, hip hip hooray, hip hip hooray.clap2.gif

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It is so interesting to see how this latest reform pantomime is so radically different from all the others.

Refreshing to see it happening.wai.gif

The great supreme leader prime minister general Prayuth is a man of multiple talent. It will under untilise if he holds fewer post. On the contrary, he should hold more.

Well this what " great most supremo, superlicious expealadocious guyholds now;

1. Chairman of the National Council for Peace and Order since the coup on 22nd May 2014
2. Thai Army Commander since 1st October 2010
3. President of the Board of Investment
4. President of the State and Private Enterprise Co-operation Committee for Economic Solutions since 17th June 2014, appointed by the NCPO
5. Chair of the National Energy Policy Committee since 9th June 2014, appointed by the NCPO
6. President of the State Enterprises Policy Commission since 26th of June 2014, appointed by the NCPO
7. Chair of Special Economic Zone Development Committee, appointed by the NCPO
8. Chair of the Advisory Board of the National Public Transportation for Peace and Order since 30th July 2014, appointed by the NCPO
9. Chair of the Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) Promotion Committee since 12th June 2014, appointed by the NCPO
10. Chair of the National Environment Board since 10th July 2014, appointed by NCPO
11. Chair of the Channel 5 (Thai Army Channel) Executive Board
12. Chair of the National Police Policy Committee
13. Chair of the Army United Football Club
14. Chair of the Board of Directors of Lumpinee Thai Boxing Stadium
15. Prime Minister of Thailand

No wonder they elected him Prime Minister.

Hard to find a honest man with that much talent. Indeed Thailand is fortunate.wai.gif

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