As I've posted many times before:

1. Full transparency in all government finances.

2. Strict conflict of interest laws, strictly enforced.

3. Regular financial disclosures by everyone in government in any position of responsibility..

4. Free the press to report on verifiable facts, such as suspiciously wealthy police chiefs and generals, without fear of retribution.

Doing anything less is pointless window dressing. Any government that doesn't implement these measures, including the present junta, isn't serious about eliminating corruption.

5. Review the appointment process of the NACC President. Open ballot and not secret ballot.

6. Avoid appointment that has close link to the government (Watcharapol is the former Deputy PM Prawit's secretary general.

It was passed by the Yingluk government, it was rejected by the senate. Of course the subject is the NACC, but best you leave that hot potato alone, right?

What hot potatoe? As a non-aligned person highly critical of both past and present governments there are no hot potatoes. The same can obviously not be said for you.

It was passed by the Yingluk government, it was rejected by the senate. Of course the subject is the NACC, but best you leave that hot potato alone, right?

What hot potatoe? As a non-aligned person highly critical of both past and present governments there are no hot potatoes. The same can obviously not be said for you.

Glad I could make you laugh. For a person with views shared with just about no one else it pays to keep a sense of humor.