“Phumtham” Deputy Prime Minister stated that there are many groups and many people interested in proposing to join in amending the constitution. Emphasizing whether or not there must be a referendum? Let’s discuss first. It is expected that it will not take long for everything to become clearer. Each side would like to see a reduction in conflicts in the future.

Mr. Phumtham Wechayachai, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Commerce Said that after yesterday’s Cabinet meeting Considered proposing amendments to the constitution. The government is giving importance to speeding up the process as quickly as possible, and now there are many individuals and groups offering to join in helping to look at and amend the constitution. Even though there are different and conflicting opinions on some issues. But I don’t want amending the constitution to be stuck like the problems that have arisen over the past 4 years. I have tried to propose amendments and it hasn’t been considered.

Will there have to be a referendum or not? We have to discuss it first. But it will speed up the processes. as quickly as possible Yea only about the use of the budget for the referendum. How much budget money will be required? But he admits that amending the constitution is a delicate matter. Many times there are differences of opinion to the point of having to be interpreted by the Constitutional Court. Where the authority lies, how to do it, and how to do it. Even entering the referendum process last time there were different proposals, with some parties proposing four rounds of the referendum. Some parties do it twice. So must go and see. Not to violate the law and have to see if it can be done within a budget that does not spend an excessive amount. – Thai News Agency

Source: Thai News Agency