Bangkok: Government whips have decided to postpone deliberations on the Entertainment Complex draft bill and instead focus on the urgent US tax increase motion. The decision was made on the grounds that the tax issue is pressing and has significant implications for the public. The government emphasized the need for understanding and urged opposition parties to consider the content before

Bangkok: Mr. Chusak Sirinil, Minister attached to the Prime Minister’s Office, emphasized that the establishment of a full-service entertainment venue is a part of the government’s policy as announced to the parliament, not a unilateral decision by any single party. This clarification comes after Mr. Chaichanok Chidchob, the Secretary-General of the Bhumjaithai Party, expressed his opposition to the draft bill

Bangkok: The Roman Catholic Bishops’ Council has formally expressed its opposition to the Entertainment Complex Bill, advocating for the elimination of casinos and emphasizing that entertainment should not be associated with sinfulness. The council has submitted a letter to the Speaker of the House and the Leader of the Opposition, voicing concerns about the potential impact of gambling on moral

Bangkok: The Constitutional Court has accepted the interpretation of the parliament’s authority to propose a draft amendment to the constitution, mandating an explanation within 15 days. According to Thai News Agency, the Constitutional Court unanimously decided not to accept the petition filed by the President of the National Assembly. The petition was initially submitted for the court’s consideration and judgment

Bangkok: The Buddhist Peace Protection Organization submitted an objection to the Entertainment Complex Act draft, pointing out that it conflicts with the teachings of all religions. They asked the parliament to remove Wan Nor from office, viewing it as a serious violation of the ethics of those holding political positions. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Jess Anukunphokarat, Commander of

Bangkok: It is considered favorable that the Constitutional Court has accepted the decision on whether a referendum should be held before amending the constitution. Chusak emphasized that the court’s acceptance brings clarity to the situation, advocating for two referendums, as he believes conducting three would complicate the process of finding a suitable host for the initial referendum. According to Thai

Bangkok: Government whips have decided to postpone deliberations on the Entertainment Complex draft bill and instead focus on the urgent US tax increase motion. The decision was made on the grounds that the tax issue is pressing and has significant implications for the public. The government emphasized the need for understanding and urged opposition parties to consider the content before

Bangkok: “Jurind” warns the government not to be complacent. Mr. Jurin Laksanawisit, Democrat Party-list MP, discussed in the House of Representatives about the announcement of the United States signing an executive order to set retaliatory tariffs and stated that this action is to set import tariffs to the United States from trading partners to be equal to those charged by