NESAC Promotes Power Decentralization

NESAC helps set up networks of people for promotion of power decentralization

The National Economic and Social Advisory Council (NESAC) has begun forming provincial-level networks to promote the people’s participation in public administration.

NESAC held a seminar to give people in 14 southern provinces understanding about the process in Chumpon yesterday.

A network will have 20-50 member, the chairman, two deputy chairmen and a secretary. Members must give importance to public participation in national administration and be able to distribute information about power decentralization to others.

The constitution requires the setting up of these networks.

Source: Thai National News Bureau Public Relations Department - 12 September 2006