PM gives working guidelines to strategic national administration committee

 

BANGKOK, 31 January 2017 (NNT) - Prime Minister Gen Prayut Chan-o-cha has presented guidelines for the second phase of national administration at a meeting of the newly formed committee for strategic national administration. 

The premier, who presided over the meeting, created an understanding among committee members regarding their roles and responsibilities under the frameworks of national reform, national strategy and reconciliation, as well as the Prime Minister’s Delivery Unit. 

Gen Prayut affirmed that he will ensure every committee member works toward the same goals and that progress will be made in the second phase of the national reform process. He also revealed that he invited Kanit Na Nakorn and Dr. Prawet Wasee, who have relevant experience in reconciliation, to join the committee for national reconciliation. 

He claimed that the reconciliation process will be carried out in accordance with Thai law. The premier also presented to members of the press an organizational chart of the committee for strategic national administration, which consists of several sub-committees.

 

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"which consists of several sub-committees. "

 

What a surprise.  Did not see that coming. 

Wow, another panel. Who would have guessed?

 

 

The premier, who presided over the meeting, created an understanding among committee members regarding their roles and responsibilities under the frameworks of national reform, national strategy and reconciliation, as well as the Prime Minister’s Delivery Unit. 

 

Prime Minister’s Delivery Unit?

 

Can't wait here more about this "unit".

Poor Khun Kanit Na Nakorn invited again for another superficial facade of another attempt in another reconciliation committee. All the past works and recommendation on his precious reconciliation commission went into the dustbin. He should politely decline the invitation. 

Gen Prayut affirmed that he will ensure every committee member works toward the same goals and that progress will be made in the second phase of the national reform process

 

Do as I Tell You springs to mind