NLA to deliberate the revised interim charter in three readings in just one day

BANGKOK, 14 June 2015 (NNT) – The National Legislative Assembly (NLA) will be deliberating the revised interim constitution in three readings within one day, according to the NLA’s 2nd Vice President Peerasak Porjit.

Mr. Peerasak indicated the deliberation will take place on Thursday (June 18), after Deputy Prime Minister Wissanu Krea-ngam visits the NLA on Tuesday to clarify the contents of the revisions and the reasons behind the changes.

Mr. Peerasak disclosed NLA members have yet to discuss the queries to be included within the referendum for the draft charter, as this subject would be addressed after the interim charter has been amended and after the NRC gives its approval for the draft charter.

The NLA vice president added that all 248 former MPs who faced potential impeachment will give their accounts to the NLA in person.

-- NNT 2015-06-14

A quick rubber stamp, and then back to the inquisition. Well done, boys.

Contrary to the spirit of Transparency and Public Knowledge, the NLA will no doubt do its review "in camera."

A quick rubber stamp, and then back to the inquisition. Well done, boys.

They may have time to lick some boots while they're at it.

No one is capable of doing the right thing are they.

The previous bunch trying to rush stuff throught at 4am, this bunch doing 3 readings in a day. Is anyone capable of taking the moral high ground and doing the right thing in this whole country?

doesnt really matter does it? will be thrown out with the next coup in any case