PM instructs constitutional organic laws be finished within deadline

 

 

BANGKOK, 23 November 2016 (NNT) – The Prime Minister has pressed all relevant officials working on organic laws to do with the new Constitution to complete the drafts within the allotted time while also suspending development of a coal power plant in Krabi. 

Prime Minister Gen Prayuth Chan-o-cha has stated there is no need to hold a special meeting between the Five Rivers at this time as organic laws dealing with the new constitution are still in the hands of the Constitution Drafting Commission. Nonetheless, he has tasked the body with completing their write up of the laws by the set deadline. 

On public aversion to a coal power plant in Krabi province, the prime minister acknowledged their concerns and assured the project has been put on hold for the time being. 

Speaking further on a Cabinet decision to assist low income earners registered for government welfare, the premier stated the move is for all low income earners, not only farmers. He let on there are about 8 million people registered for state welfare with up to 5 million in careers other than farming. He added more aid measures will be revealed as New Year’s approaches.

 

-- nnt 2016-11-23

Spin it anyway you want. It is a hand out. And increases debt for the new elected government in 2035, I mean 2017 :)

I hope they start considering a minimum IQ required to have government positions...

At the very least, get it over 80 :)