PM accuses media of criticising solar subsidy at someone’s request
No-confidence debate scheduled for December 7–11
Charter Court to consider ombudsman’s petition on August 3rd
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AI In-brief13 Sept 23:15
Charter Court to consider ombudsman’s petition on August 3rd
Thailand's Constitutional Court will meet on August 3rd to decide whether to accept the ombudsman's petition challenging the constitutionality of parliament's July 19th rejection of Pita Limjaroenrat's renomination for prime minister.
The court's options include rejecting the petition, accepting it, or accepting it and issuing an injunction to suspend the prime ministerial selection process, leading the House Speaker to cancel the upcoming parliamentary meeting for prime minister selection.
AI In-brief28 Oct 17:48
No-confidence debate scheduled for December 7–11
A no-confidence debate is scheduled from December 7 to 11, allocating four days for debate and one day for voting.
This timeframe is a compromise, providing 72 hours for debate, with the opposition receiving 51 hours to target 18 ministers, including the prime minister.