2024-08-14 14:11:00
Open 4-step voting to select the 31st Prime Minister and Prime Minister candidates. Your name must appear on the party list. The party must have 25 or more MPs to vote publicly. Names were called one by one and the new Prime Minister received a majority of the votes in Parliament (excluding the votes of the Senators).
On August 14, reporters reported that the election process for the new prime minister would begin on August 16. The Constitutional Court ruled 5-4 and dismissed the prime minister. Let’s start with the appointment of Phichit Chunwan as Minister in the Prime Minister’s Office. The reasons for this lack of integrity are obvious.
Subsequently, a most urgent letter from the House designated the Speaker of the House. The Special Session of the House of Representatives No. 26, Year 2, No. 15 (First Annual Regular Session) has been ordered to be convened on August 16, 2024 at 10:00 a.m. for the purpose of considering and approving suitable candidates. Appointed Prime Minister.
However, there is news from Panchan Somla that Thaksin urgently convened coalition government leaders for discussions after he lost the prime ministership in “Seta”. According to reports, Pheu Thai Party’s prime ministerial candidate Chaikasem Nitishili has been nominated as the new prime minister.
In accordance with Article 159 of the Constitution, the voting procedures for electing the 31st Prime Minister of Thailand are as follows.
Step 1
Candidates for Prime Minister will be nominated for a vote in the House of Representatives. According to Article 88 of the Constitution “Candidate for Prime Minister”, your name must appear on the party list. According to Article 159 of the Constitution, the party must be a party with 25 or more members.
Step 2
Voting for Prime Minister This must be done through a public vote. and have more than half of the votes of the members. In accordance with Article 159 of the Constitution, the names of members and senators are listed in alphabetical order. and vote individually
Step 3
Parliament will elect members and senators to serve on the counting committee. For the sake of transparency, the person who will serve as Prime Minister must obtain a majority of the votes in the House of Representatives (excluding senators). There are 493 members who must obtain 248 votes or more to be elected Prime Minister.
Step 4
When the candidate for Prime Minister is approved, the Speaker of the National Assembly, Mr. Wan Mohamed Noor Mata, will assume the leadership and appoint the Prime Minister. Presented to His Majesty
Please pay attention to August 16. Will Thailand elect a new Prime Minister to replace Mr. Settha Thavisin?
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