Thai poll shows peace is the most important thing in people's minds

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Poll shows peace is the most important thing in people's minds

BANGKOK, 12 June 2015 (NNT) – The latest poll conducted by a committee under the National Reform Council has found that the public would like to see peace in the country the most and that they want the next prime minister to enter office via a general election.

Chairman of the NRC’s special committee on public participation Pracha Taerat on Thursday chaired a news conference on the result of a survey on public opinions which has been completed through cooperation with 40 Rajabhat universities.

Based on 26,708 respondents from around the country, most of them agreed that the new charter’s focus on restoring peace is the most important aspect of all while 55% of them said that an election should be declared as the people’s rights and over 44% said it should be made a duty.

In addition, more than 77% stated that a prime minister must be an elected member of parliament but some 22% see otherwise.

Over 82% of the respondents believe Thailand should have a new council tasked with driving forward the national reform process and a new committee in charge of national strategies in order to help continue the reform efforts.


-- NNT 2015-06-12

[PatOngo]

No..............! Surely money comes before anything else!

[worgeordie]

They wont be peace in Thailand,until a certain trouble maker is dead

and buried in the sand.

regards Worgeordie

[masquerade]

They wont be peace in Thailand,until a certain trouble maker is dead

and buried in the sand.

regards Worgeordie

Who would that be the then? Führer Prayut.

[Lupatria]

26,708 respondents and none of them was a member of a student gang?

[passiflora]

knowing Thailand and Thai people for over 25 years, I can assure that it is not peace tthe most important for them, but money

Edited June 12, 2015 by passiflora

[ebonykap]

Back when I was a tourist to Thailand, my friends asked me why I like Thailand so much. My answer was the people, and that they had an "inner peace" about them I had never experienced elsewhere.

Living here for 4 years now has only reinforced that belief.

[weegee]

""Over 82% of the respondents believe Thailand should have a new council tasked with driving forward the national reform process and a new committee in charge of national strategies in order to help continue the reform efforts."" (Qouted in OP)

They already have that...

[phoenixdoglover]

Self serving claptrap from the NRC.

Get a real job!

5555

[geriatrickid]

They wont be peace in Thailand,until a certain trouble maker is dead

and buried in the sand.

regards Worgeordie

That's no way to talk about the defacto ruler of the south, Suthep. He's discovered religion, don't you know. Man of peace now, he says.

I expect he will soon be the collector of payments under the multibillion baht new palm oil extraction payoff subsidy program. Maybe he'll even pay tax.....

[jesimps]

They wont be peace in Thailand,until a certain trouble maker is dead

and buried in the sand.

regards Worgeordie

Could be one of three; Der Fuhrer, Suthep or the fake monk Issara.

[tookwan cottage]

Back when I was a tourist to Thailand, my friends asked me why I like Thailand so much. My answer was the people, and that they had an "inner peace" about them I had never experienced elsewhere.

Living here for 4 years now has only reinforced that belief.

Thank you! Finally, someone plainly conveying their genuine experience. I am also a huge fan of The Kingdom.